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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When engaging in estate planning, choosing the right type of Will is crucial to ensure your assets are managed and distributed properly and for asset protection and tax effectiveness. People are often faced with a choice between a simple Will and what is called a Testamentary Trust Will.
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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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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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Complex questions arise about the capacity of loved ones who want to make their Wills while they’re subject to VCAT Guardianship and Administration Orders.
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From 3 August 2024, Land Use Victoria stopped issuing paper certificates of title. This is the next phase in Land Use Victoria’s journey towards creating an electronic future for the Register of Land.
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