Your Will serves as a set of instructions to an executor and contains important information about the entitlements of your beneficiaries. With this in mind, it is useful to know who can view your Will, before and after your death.
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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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If you’re an executor to a deceased estate and some of the property of the deceased is located overseas or interstate, there can be an added level of difficulty in distributing the estate to the beneficiaries.
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The primary role of an Executor is to carry out the wishes (contained in the Will) of the person who has died. This is your step-by-step guide to your obligations and duties as an Executor or Administrator.
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George said a guy told him that if you die without a Will, it would all be taken care of because the law gives him a Will for nothing. George looked me in the eye and asked…
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Often, an individual makes a simple Will that is, for the most part, identical to that of their partner or spouse; a Mirror Will. On other occasions, they may consider making a Will each, which forms a binding contract between them; a Mutual Will.
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