In this blog post, we will explain the test for testamentary capacity, how we ensure that our clients have testamentary capacity, and the potential repercussions of a testator making a Will without capacity.
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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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DIY Will kits are a popular option due to their low cost. Some Will kits are even available free online or from some organisations. But are free or very cheap Will kits effective?
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Generally, you would expect that your Will would divide up and distribute your assets, such as real estate and personal property, and maybe leave some specific gifts for relatives. You may be wondering, however, whether your Will can deal with other issues relating to your death.
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Whether you are getting married, divorced, separating or entering into a de facto relationship, it is vital to note that each of these actions can have important implications for your Will.
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With Melbourne under Stage 4 restrictions, some people are concerned about what will happen with their Will or Enduring Power of Attorney that they've started but not yet signed.
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