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Trust, shared values and a commitment to putting clients first continue to drive the growth of TGB Lawyers. We are pleased to announce that Newman Lawyers is now part of TGB Lawyers, marking another important step in our expansion across South Australia and nationally. This incorporation strengthens our presence in...
Read moreWith a new year underway, now is the perfect time to revisit your Will and ensure it still reflects your wishes, your family circumstances, and your financial position. A Will is not a “set and forget” document. Estate planning needs to keep pace with your life changes, whether gradual or unexpected. Regularly reviewing...
Read moreBeing left out of a Will can be an emotional and confusing experience. Whether you were promised something that didn’t eventuate, or you’re simply unsure why you weren’t included, it can be hard to know what to do next. The good news is that you may have options. Here’s a simple guide to understanding estate...
Read moreWhen it comes to wills and estates, misinformation is everywhere. Many people assume their situation is “simple” or that the law will work things out for them. Unfortunately, those assumptions can cause major headaches for loved ones and, in some cases may lead to people challenging or contesting a Will, resulting...
Read moreA Checklist Someone you know has just died, and you’re named as the executor of their Will. You’ve made that first appointment with a lawyer to understand what you need to do. What next? Dealing with the death of a loved one is emotional and overwhelming—especially when you’re also tasked with...
Read moreMany people delay or avoid finalising their divorce, but remaining legally married can have serious legal and financial consequences which may be against your wishes. Financial consequences While you are still married, your spouse is legally considered your next of kin. This means that if you were to pass away without...
Read moreYou might think the main purpose of a Will is to set out who inherits your assets when you pass away. But your Will can also deal with other important matters, including who will look after your children. All states and territories have legislation allowing you to appoint a ‘testamentary guardian’ in your Will. This...
Read moreA professionally drafted Will ensures your estate is distributed according to your wishes, and takes pressure off grieving family and friends.
Read moreHave you thought about what kind of care you’d want if you couldn’t speak for yourself? National Advance Care Planning Week (17–23 March) is the perfect time to ensure your wishes are known and respected. What is Advance Care Planning? Advance care planning involves making decisions about your future health care – enabling...
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