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THE Arrium steelworks sale not only galvanises Whyalla’s economic future, it gives new hope of a fresh start to those who have been living in limbo due to divorce and death, according to a leading Adelaide law firm. Tindall Gask Bentley Lawyers said when Whyalla’s economy and property market crashed many relationships went...
Read moreIn August 2017, SA Parliament passed a number of Acts relating to LGBTQI people and de facto relationships. TGB lawyer Adam Osborn looks at how marriage, divorce and the new Relationships Register affects your Will and Estate Planning. Imagine your partner were to die unexpectedly and there was no legal recognition of your...
Read moreWhat happens when a pop-icon dies without a Will? TGB’s Wills & Estates team answers this question and other more common questions related to intestacy (dying without a valid Will). In the wake of the death of pop-icon ‘Prince’ it has been reported that he died without a valid Will. With an estate estimated...
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Tom Mead highlights the importance of having a valid Will and addresses some of the common excuses people often make.
Read moreTindall Gask Bentley Wills and Estates law team writes about the expense and stress you may be leaving behind when you opt for a DIY Will kit. Saving a few dollars by avoiding going to a lawyer to prepare your will may be very expensive and stressful for your loved ones when you are gone. There are a number of traps that people...
Read moreBefore making a claim on an estate in South Australia, first ask yourself these five key questions, writes Wills and Estates lawyer Fiona Fagan.
Read moreBeing an Executor in charge of managing an estate is a big responsibility. TGB's Sarah Mitchell writes about four important considerations.
Read moreA person preparing a Will is sometimes concerned about possible challenges to the estate by disgruntled children or other family members, writes TGB Lawyers. The starting point when coming to make your Will is that the law recognises that a person making a Will (known as “the testator”) has complete freedom to leave...
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