Navigating the Complexities of Remote Witnessing
Since Covid-19 the law has stretched the definition of “presence” to include “virtual presence”. In the context your will, power of attorney and guardianship documents, we can now witness a will remotely, provided we adhere to strict protocols.
Here is what you need to know about remote witnessing and execution.
Why it’s important to tell everyone who might have a claim on an estate
Did you know? Estate disputes often start because someone wasn’t told they could make a claim. A recent NSW case shows why notifying everyone who might have a claim is crucial for fairness—and avoiding family drama.
Powers of Attorney - precision, protection and practicality
Federal Court reaffirms discretionary trusts protect generational wealth
The power of discretionary trusts for intergenerational wealth transfer
Managing an estate in challenging circumstances
What Happens to Estate Assets When a Loved One Passes Away?
The Evolution and Modern Role of Mutual Wills
Is a copy of my Will valid?
It all begins with an idea.
Testamentary Trusts and the Notional Estate
When loved ones are disappointed
Minors and their inheritance
It all begins with an idea.