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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…

May 21, 2014—

Distributing a Deceased Estate

Written by: Chloe Kopilovic

I am regularly contacted by clients facing pressure from relatives and beneficiaries of a deceased Estate to distribute the assets of the Estate as soon…

May 5, 2014—

Living forever through your Estate plan – virtual legacy

Written by: Chloe Kopilovic

I have written before about who receives your password if you pass away, but I have recently read about new services that are available which…

April 9, 2014—

Deceased Estate Debts

Written by: Chloe Kopilovic

I am often asked by clients acting as Executors or Administrators of a deceased Estate how to manage and pay the debts of a deceased…

April 3, 2014—

What changes can be made to distributions in a Will after the Will maker has passed away?

Written by: Chloe Kopilovic

I often have Executors asking me what changes can be made to the distributions to beneficiaries in a Will when they are completing the administration…

March 25, 2014—

Philip Seymour Hoffman’s Will – What conditions can be placed on bequests?

Written by: Chloe Kopilovic

I have been reading about the administration of the Estate of Philip Seymour Hoffman, who tragically passed away recently. His Will made a number of…

March 20, 2014—

Darveniza v Darveniza & Drakos as Executors of the Estate of Bojan Darveniza & Ors – A landmark case for Family Provision Applications

Written by: Chloe Kopilovic

I read with interest a decision recently handed down in the Supreme Court in the matter of Darveniza v Darveniza & Drakos as Executors of…

March 20, 2014—

What happens to my HELP education debt if I pass away before paying it off?

Written by: Chloe Kopilovic

I often receive enquiries as to what debts a person’s Estate must pay, and what debts do not form part of the Estate. The debts…

March 14, 2014—

Questions of capacity – when there are suspicions about a Will maker’s capacity at the time of making their Will

Written by: Chloe Kopilovic

I recently read an article from the UK about an elderly lady who committed suicide, leaving her £250,000 bungalow to her doctor’s daughter, and the…

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

Distributing a Deceased Estate

Living forever through your Estate plan – virtual legacy

Deceased Estate Debts

What changes can be made to distributions in a Will after the Will maker has passed away?

Philip Seymour Hoffman’s Will – What conditions can be placed on bequests?

Darveniza v Darveniza & Drakos as Executors of the Estate of Bojan Darveniza & Ors – A landmark case for Family Provision Applications

What happens to my HELP education debt if I pass away before paying it off?

Questions of capacity – when there are suspicions about a Will maker’s capacity at the time of making their Will

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