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A 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...
Read moreExperienced Adelaide Wills and Estates lawyer Rod Behenna outlines eight important and often forgotten points about your Will.
Read moreHow organising your Will, estate and affairs can help you now, and your family when you're gone.
Read moreThe TGB Wills and Estates team discusses how to make plans for your “digital possessions” after death.
Read moreConsidering your superannuation when preparing your Will is a crucial part of your Will and Estate Planning.
Read moreWhat you need to know about signing a Power of Attorney, and how an Attorney can help manage your financial and legal matters.
Read moreExperienced TGB Wills and Estates Lawyer Rod Behenna provides a step by step guide for the executor of a Will. The executor is a person that the Will maker has nominated to be in charge of the administration of the estate following their death. Usually the executor will be a family member or a trusted advisor. Hopefully the...
Read more“Do I need to wait until my baby is born before making a Will?” “Do I need to update my Will now I am pregnant?” These are just some of the questions answered in our Q and A for Wills and Estates. Starting a family brings significant change, and is a time when many people re-evaluate their Will and estate...
Read moreExperienced TGB Wills and Estates Lawyer Rod Behenna covers the basics about when and why you need a Will.
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