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In these unprecedented times it is not unusual to think about our own frailties and those of the important people in our life. We start to consider what would happen if we became unwell and needed someone to assist with managing our health and financial welfare. What if we needed to take care of such matters for our loved...
Read moreAs someone in my 30’s, the reasons I have heard from close friends, family and clients as to why they don’t have a will all seem to follow a similar trend – either they think they are too young or they don’t believe they need a will just yet. “I am still young”, “It is something to think about when...
Read moreA professionally drafted Will ensures your estate is distributed according to your wishes, and takes pressure off grieving family and friends.
Read moreA common problem with blended families is the tracing of the inheritance from a parent to a step parent, writes Tindall Gask Bentley Wills and Estates Lawyer Fiona Fagan.
Read moreTindall Gask Bentley Wills and Estates Lawyer Belal Moraby writes about the importance of a Will.
Read moreHow organising your Will, estate and affairs can help you now, and your family when you're gone.
Read moreAdelaide lawyer Mal Byrne analyses a recent South Australian Supreme Court case where a man challenged the Will of his late partner.
Read moreTGB Partner Mal Byrne on a homosexual person's rights to provision from their partner's Will.
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...
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