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Category: Wills and Estates

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Powers of Attorney

Preparing for the future requires proactive steps, including the decision of choosing your Power of Attorney, ensuring your affairs are ...
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The Importance of Updating Your Will and Power of Attorney

It’s never too early to start planning for your future, and one essential aspect of this is creating a Will ...
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What Not To Include In Your Will

Your last will and testament is an important document giving instructions about how you wish your family to handle your ...
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Recently Married? Here’s Why You Should Update Your Will

Your will is one of the most critical parts of your estate planning. We all want to feel that our ...
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Wills and Estates: Why are my finances relevant to my estate claim?

It can feel very unfair if you have been left out of a Will or not received as much as you thought you might. Unfortunately, ...
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Wills and Estates: What is the process for contesting a Will?

Family court orders are legally binding, making it an offence to breach one. If you are found to have broken a court order, there may ...
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Wills and Estates: Why you should act quickly to dispute a Will.

Family court orders are legally binding, making it an offence to breach one. If you are found to have broken a court order, there may ...
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Wills and Estates: I’ve Been Left Out of the Will – What Can I Do?

The death of a loved one can be one of the most stressful times in a persons life. It’s right up there with the top ...
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Family Law – What Happens if a Family Court Order Is Breached?

Family court orders are legally binding, making it an offence to breach one. If you are found to have broken a court order, there may ...
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updating your enduring power of attorney after divorce

It may seem reasonable to some to believe that if one partner has a greater earning capacity, they get more share. In reality, there is ...
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