In Victoria, the law provides mechanisms to address situations where an original Will is lost or missing, ensuring the deceased’s wishes can be followed through with wherever possible. This article outlines the steps you can take if the original Will is missing or lost.
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If you don’t have a valid Will and you die, then the distribution of your estate and superannuation can become complex, especially if you and your partner pass away simultaneously.
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Have you ever wondered what would happen to your company in the event of your death? Or who would run the company in your place? For sole directors, the answers and solutions are even more important.
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You may have heard stories from family or friends about someone ‘contesting or challenging a Will’. In this blog, we will explain who can contest a Will and the circumstances in which they can do so.
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A Grant of Probate, also known as a grant of representation, is provided by the Supreme Court of Victoria to the Executor(s) named or appointed by a deceased person’s Will. Obtaining a grant of probate serves two important functions...
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We often talk about the role of an Executor. But what happens when an Executor behaves badly? Can they be removed?
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