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What makes a Will invalid in NSW?

What makes a Will invalid in NSW?

A will is a legal document that outlines a person’s instructions and/or wishes for their care of children and management of their estate once they are gone. As part of this, the document must comply with the legal requirements of executing a will in NSW as referenced...
More to Estate Planning than your Will

More to Estate Planning than your Will

A will is a legal document with instructions as to who you wish to leave your assets to when you die. It includes who you wish to appoint as your executor to manage your estate and distribute your estate in accordance with your wishes. Although your will is vital when...
What happens to my digital assets on my death?

What happens to my digital assets on my death?

Do you ever find it hard to remember a password for an account you have? Now try and think about your executor gaining access to your digital accounts if you were to die. It can be tricky enough for your dedicated executor to navigate the division of your physical and...
What is Intestacy?

What is Intestacy?

When a person dies without a will in place, the deceased is said to have died ‘intestate’. This means that the deceased’s estate will be dealt with and administered in accordance with the relevant intestacy rules. However, these rules can also apply to several other...