Superannuation is progressively becoming a major asset for most Australians. For some, navigating a death benefit claim, and the tax implications that flow from receiving…

One of the biggest estate planning myths is that only older people need Wills. While young people (over the age of 18) may not want to…

Do you operate a small business in the form of a sole director/shareholder company? Are you responsible for the overall operation of the company, including…

Understanding the difference between joint tenants and tenants in common is important if you are looking at your estate planning. If a Willmaker understands the…

There’s no doubt that being left out of a Will, no matter how big or small the estate is, can result in high emotions. Recently,…

Digital assets include your online accounts, electronic banking information, hard storage devices, smartphones, online subscriptions/memberships, social networking accounts etc., that contain data, which can be personal or…

A probate caveat is a document that can be filed in the Court, which indicates there may be a challenge to the validity of the…

Without a doubt, having an Enduring Power of Attorney (EPA) is just as important as having a Will. It is not uncommon for us to…