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Does your Will include sensible equalisation provisions?

Sometimes super or life insurance proceeds are paid directly to one beneficiary, bypassing the estate and sometimes children enjoy...

Wills are important for two main reasons. First, your Will states who you want to receive your estate when you die. Even a basic Will...

When I'm asked to explain Wills I often use the following analogy. Imagine you're about to drive your family across Australia and you are...

Scenario 1: You do not leave specific major assets as gifts. If like most people you are leaving your estate in percentage shares and/or...

Step 1: Complete our online form as best you can. Your answers do not have to be your final answers. The online form is merely meant to...

The trustee of a testamentary trust (that has been created after your death by your testamentary trust Will) 'controls' the trust for the...

"We don't provide basic Wills for the same reason why Toyota doesn't provide cars without seatbelts. Misfortune occurs, and we care what...

When thinking about our Will, it's easy to get bogged down in worrying about our current circumstances, and what needs to be done now to...