Separation is hard enough on its own. When a divorce property settlement collides with wills, deceased estates and family inheritances, things can feel messy very fast. Many couples separate later in life, right when parents are ageing, family businesses are growing and intergenerational wealth is moving around. A parent might pass away while you are...
A Will is a legal document detailing whom and how you want your assets to be distributed upon your death and must nominate a person or persons (“Executor”) to be responsible for following the terms of your Will. Despite a Will being one of the most important documents that you hold, it is alarming that...
What happens if you die? At some point, we all think about making a Will. We know it is important to have one, but many people aren’t really sure why. The most important reason to have a Will is because if you die without one (or die with a Will that does not properly dispose...
Estates are often contested among the family of the deceased, most often arising in the context of a beneficiary named in the will of the deceased being dissatisfied with the amount of money (or other assets) left to them. In Queensland, the statutory mechanism by which a disaffected individual (often a beneficiary) can seek to...
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