A recent decision of the NSW Supreme Court highlights the importance of receiving comprehensive estate planning advice to ensure you are aware of the circumstances
One common question that I encounter when advising estate planning clients is what assets will be part of a deceased estate. These clients often want to know if their Will is sufficient for estate planning purposes or if some other form of estate planning document is required.
When can you distribute assets? One of the most common questions asked in relation to deceased estates concerns when an executor can distribute the estate
What is the point of having a Will? As Estate Planning Lawyers, We are sometimes asked “What is the point of having a Will when
It is the primary duty of the Executor of a deceased estate to collect the estate assets, pay the estate debts and distribute the net
A sometimes overlooked part of Estate Planning deals with decisions made regarding end of life care. End of life care can involve decisions as to
Capacity is a necessary component of making Wills, but is not easily defined. Testamentary Capacity is the capacity of a person to understand and create
One of the great stressors in making a Will occurs when the person making the Will has children who are under the age of 18.
Many people believe that when they make a Will, their wishes are set in stone. In New South Wales, that is not always the case
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