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March 28, 2024—

Family Provision Applications – am I considered a ‘child’ of the deceased?

Written by: Duncan MacDougall

A ‘family provision application' (FPA) is an application to the Court made by certain eligible person/s who have not been adequately provided for in a…

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June 24, 2019—

What are digital assets?

Written by: Duncan MacDougall

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…

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June 7, 2019—

Probate caveats – Should you be filing a probate caveat?

Written by: Chloe Kopilovic

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…

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May 23, 2019—

An Enduring Power of Attorney – Just as Important as your Will

Written by: Chloe Kopilovic

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…

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May 7, 2019—

Superannuation Death Benefit Claim – What You Need to Know

Written by: Chloe Kopilovic

Upon death, superannuation is considered a trust asset, it is not an asset of a deceased’s estate. In many cases, the funds that make up…

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May 2, 2019—

Who is considered a spouse or de facto spouse?

Written by: Chloe Kopilovic

We are frequently asked by clients what the requirements are to be considered a spouse, or a de facto spouse in relation to a deceased…

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April 23, 2019—

Deceased lost or unclaimed superannuation

Written by: Chloe Kopilovic

We receive a number of enquiries from various people trying to locate a loved one’s superannuation. Unfortunately, there is no hard and fast rule to…

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April 15, 2019—

Attorneys and Binding Death Benefit Nominations

Written by: Chloe Kopilovic

When looking at a client’s estate plan, one of the important issues we address is whether they have a Binding Death Benefit Nomination. However, until…

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February 13, 2019—

Superannuation and your Will – What you need to know

Written by: Chloe Kopilovic

Superannuation is one of the most important investment strategies for many of us, and in some cases, it is the only means of financial support…

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Family Provision Applications – am I considered a ‘child’ of the deceased?

What are digital assets?

Probate caveats – Should you be filing a probate caveat?

An Enduring Power of Attorney – Just as Important as your Will

Superannuation Death Benefit Claim – What You Need to Know

Who is considered a spouse or de facto spouse?

Deceased lost or unclaimed superannuation

Attorneys and Binding Death Benefit Nominations

Superannuation and your Will – What you need to know

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