Estate planning for blended families
Estate planning can be a challenging process, even for the simplest of family arrangements. So how do you manage estate planning when you have blended family arrangements?
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10 November 2024 -
What happens if my partner and I die together without having made our Wills?
14 October 2024 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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What happens to my business interests and entities when I die or lose capacity?
21 July 2024 Owning a small business, company or trust adds additional layers of complexity to estate planning. Ensuring that your business interests are handled smoothly should you die or lose capacity will be crucial for your business operations to continue and for the protection of your assets.
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What happens if a Will isn’t signed correctly?
30 June 2024 Creating a Will is an essential part of estate planning. A valid Will ensures that your assets are distributed according to your wishes after your passing. However, the legal validity of a Will hinges on strict adherence to formal requirements.
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5 key reasons to review your Will
03 June 2024 Once you’ve made your Will, is that the end of the matter? Generally, no. You need to review your Will at certain times because, for most people, financial and personal circumstances change, and some changes of those changes may mean that the terms of your Will now produce unwanted or unintended outcomes.
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How can I ensure my pets will be looked after when I die?
28 February 2024 Pets provide us with many things including companionship, unconditional love and laughs and in effect are considered by many, as members of their family. However, have you ever thought about what would happen to your beloved pet(s) in the event of your death or should they outlive you?
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