Wills and Capacity
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
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
More and more I am being asked by clients about transferring their property to their children or other relatives before death in order to try
Who will your will protect? (and will it accurately reflect your “will” …) In today’s society second/third marriages/relationships are the “norm” and often one or
Appointing a Power of Attorney is one of the most important steps you can take in managing your financial affairs. In an aging population where
Have you noticed how over time our lives develop and change? Often we are too busy to notice the changes until we find ourselves asking
For many years I believed my parents were invincible. I would never have dreamt of interfering in their lives in any way, but one day