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April 30, 2024—

Enduring Powers of Attorney – who, what, when, why and how?

Written by: Duncan MacDougall

Many people assume getting a Will in place is the only aspect to consider when getting their estate planning affairs in order. However, do you…

March 22, 2016—

Disentitling Conduct – Mind your manners

Written by: Chloe Kopilovic

I am often asked by clients about "disentitling conduct" in the context of a claim for further provision from an estate by a child of…

March 8, 2016—

Have you considered your digital assets in your estate plan?

Written by: Chloe Kopilovic

I recently met with some clients to consider their estate plan. Since they last reviewed their estate plan they had accumulated significant digital assets (DA).…

February 18, 2016—

Blyth v Wilken – Ending a De Facto Relationship May Change Your Will

Written by: Chloe Kopilovic

I have previously blogged about when you should review your will and estate planning. One of the triggers to review your will and estate planning is…

January 27, 2016—

Time limits for making a claim for further provision

Written by: Chloe Kopilovic

I am often asked about the time limits of when a claim for further provision from an estate can be made. When considering a claim…

December 17, 2015—

When should you review your will?

Written by: Chloe Kopilovic

When preparing a will for a client, I am often asked, “When should I review my will again?” There are certain “triggers” that you can…

December 8, 2015—

Who is a spouse or de facto partner of a deceased?

Written by: Chloe Kopilovic

I have received a number of enquiries lately in relation to a partner of a deceased wanting to either apply for Letters of Administration on…

December 1, 2015—

Probate or Letters of Administration – What should you be applying for?

Written by: Chloe Kopilovic

Dealing with a loved one’s estate can be challenging, especially if you need to obtain a grant of representation. To assist those with questions in…

November 27, 2015—

Protective Trusts: Protecting the vulnerable from themselves

Written by: Chloe Kopilovic

What can you do when you want to leave something in your will to a loved one, but are concerned that they will not be…

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Enduring Powers of Attorney – who, what, when, why and how?

Disentitling Conduct – Mind your manners

Have you considered your digital assets in your estate plan?

Blyth v Wilken – Ending a De Facto Relationship May Change Your Will

Time limits for making a claim for further provision

When should you review your will?

Who is a spouse or de facto partner of a deceased?

Probate or Letters of Administration – What should you be applying for?

Protective Trusts: Protecting the vulnerable from themselves

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