When it comes to Estate planning, creating a Will is a crucial step in ensuring your assets are distributed according to your wishes after you’re gone. However, what many people may not realise is the significance of including a specific revocation clause in their Will. Life is unpredictable and your circumstances may change over time. …
The Importance of a Revocation Clause in your Will Read More »
A contemplation clause is used when a party is contemplating either marriage or divorce at the time of making a will. This is a common occurrence, therefore having a contemplation clause in will is important when considering marriage or divorce. Marriage In any event you get married after making a will, the old will is …
In New South Wales any person has the ability to contest a will or make as we call it a “Family Provisions Claim”. However, like most litigated claims it is very important that you are aware of the statutory time limits. Without proper attention to these time limits it is highly likely that you will …
Contesting a Will – The time limits you need to know Read More »
It may seem somewhat ridiculous to you that a person under the age of 18 years of age would need a will. Most children do not usually have any large assets such as a house, term deposits or much in the way of superannuation. But there are certain situations that may arise where a minor …
Its 2022, surely a minor in NSW can make a will? Read More »
Couples often make wills which are similar to each other because they agree as to who should inherit everything after both of them have died. However, problems can occur because the surviving spouse changes one will after their spouse has died – everyone has a right to make a new will at anytime (so long …
What if your spouse changes their will after you die? Read More »
Admittedly, Wills and Estate Planning isn’t a particularly inspiring topic. That being said however, it is an important matter to consider – if not for yourself, then for your loved ones or those you leave behind.
