Whether you already have a Will or are thinking about preparing one, you have likely considered how you would like your physical assets such as...
Wills and Estates
Endurian Guardian Updates
Important legislative changes have taken effect across NSW, which may require you to review and update your Enduring Guardianship Document An...
What happens when a new Will is signed in an operating theatre?
Apolonia had two children, Zina and Basil, who contested a Will that she had signed in an operating theatre in early January 2020, three weeks...
Can I leave my Estate to my best friend … my dog?
There are many and varied beneficiaries named in Wills from family, to friends and charities. But what about pets? Many people see their fur babies...
Superannuation Death Benefits: Don’t Set & Forget!
A recent article published by ABC News has revealed a worrying statistic: Super Consumers Australia has found that more than 6.5 million Australians...
When the Crown Inherits: How “Ownerless” Property Finds Its Way to the Government
When the Crown Inherits: How “Ownerless” Property Finds Its Way to the Government Most of us assume our property will end up with family, friends or...
Estate Administration: Expect the Unexpected
While the vast majority of wills are not contentious, the number of family provisions claims filed and the number of contested grants of probate...
When do you need to register a Power of Attorney
Being appointed as an Attorney by parents or elder relatives allows that person to deal with the appointor’s finances if needed. This can include...
Protecting Your Blended Family
When your family structure is complex, it is important to have clear and effective ownership of property. Having to balance your obligations with...
Battle Over $14m Estate
A recent case that has attracted significant media coverage underscores the importance of keeping your estate planning documents up to date when a...










