Tag: estate administration
What is a Caveat and Why Might You Need to Lodge One?
A caveat is a legal tool used to pause or prevent certain actions from happening without notifying the person who lodges it (called the caveator). ...
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Estate Administration: Key Considerations for Executors Before Final Distribution to Beneficiaries
Learn the key steps in estate administration. Our estate planning lawyers in Sunshine Coast, Brisbane, Rockhampton & Hervey Bay can guide you.
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3 tips for handling family estate disputes
Almost everyone would agree that there is nothing more important than family. Here on the Sunshine Coast, we see families ...
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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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It’s a matter of TRUST…
When we are elderly, unwell or vulnerable, we place our trust in organisations to prepare documents such as a Will, ...
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4 Things You Should Include In Your Will
Your last will and testament is an important document that serves to uphold your wishes regarding the handling of your ...
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Setting goals for a successful 2021
As we start a new year, many of you may be breathing a big sigh of relief. 2020 is over! ...
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Can estrangement impact my estate claim?
Fractured relationships are often the main reason a person will have been left out of a will. A spouse, child ...
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What is disentitling conduct? How will it impact my estate claim?
In Queensland Section 41 of the Succession Act 1981 sets out the law which relates to applications for further provision. ...
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Disputing a Will: Making a claim for further provision
If you have been left a smaller portion of an estate under a will or been left out altogether you ...
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