When it comes to wills, the dress code is formal
Learnings from Kemp v Findlay [2024] NSWSC 902 Will formalities Section 6 of the Succession Act 2006 (NSW) (the Act) shows us how…
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ABRS’ Looming Director ID Deadline – Apply before 30 November 2022
The 30 November deadline for existing directors to apply for a director identification number (Director ID) is creeping closer – don’t…
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5 things you should know about binding death benefit nominations
It is important to consider your superannuation entitlements as part of your estate plan especially when they do not form…
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Tips and traps for granting life estates
Generally speaking, a life estate gives full ownership rights to the recipient, other than the right for the recipient to pass…
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COVID-19 | Making a Will in times of emergency
COVID-19 has significantly changed the way we do ordinary tasks. With the increasing restrictions on travel, leaving the home and…
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5 times to review your estate planning
As the holiday season approaches and travel plans are made, many people consider it the right time to update their…
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Balancing costs and claims in family provision applications
Costs are an important consideration in all legal proceedings. Deceased estate litigation, however, often involves litigants with modest means, and…
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Voluntary assisted dying laws commence in Victoria
In November 2017, after significant community and parliamentary debate, Victoria became the first state in Australia to lawfully allow terminally…
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The problem with informal Wills
In NSW, section 8 of the Succession Act 2006 (NSW) (Act) lets the Court dispense with the formal requirements for a will…
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A Will with no beneficiaries? An expensive mistake
Consulting a lawyer might seem expensive to some. A defective Will, however, can prove even more costly. Will making is a significant component of…
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ABRS’ Looming Director ID Deadline – Apply before 30 November 2022
The 30 November deadline for existing directors to apply for a director identification number (Director ID) is creeping closer – don’t…
Read more
5 things you should know about binding death benefit nominations
It is important to consider your superannuation entitlements as part of your estate plan especially when they do not form…
Read more
Tips and traps for granting life estates
Generally speaking, a life estate gives full ownership rights to the recipient, other than the right for the recipient to pass…
Read more
COVID-19 | Making a Will in times of emergency
COVID-19 has significantly changed the way we do ordinary tasks. With the increasing restrictions on travel, leaving the home and…
Read more
5 times to review your estate planning
As the holiday season approaches and travel plans are made, many people consider it the right time to update their…
Read more
Balancing costs and claims in family provision applications
Costs are an important consideration in all legal proceedings. Deceased estate litigation, however, often involves litigants with modest means, and…
Read more
Voluntary assisted dying laws commence in Victoria
In November 2017, after significant community and parliamentary debate, Victoria became the first state in Australia to lawfully allow terminally…
Read more
The problem with informal Wills
In NSW, section 8 of the Succession Act 2006 (NSW) (Act) lets the Court dispense with the formal requirements for a will…
Read more
A Will with no beneficiaries? An expensive mistake
Consulting a lawyer might seem expensive to some. A defective Will, however, can prove even more costly. Will making is a significant component of…
Read more