The Legal Checklist for Travellers
TGB Wills and Estates team has provided this handy checklist for travellers outlining the important legal documents and plans which need to be addressed prior to going on a holiday.
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TGB Wills and Estates team has provided this handy checklist for travellers outlining the important legal documents and plans which need to be addressed prior to going on a holiday.
Read moreExperienced Wills and Estates Lawyer Rod Behenna discusses the often complex topic of superannuation and it’s impact on your estate. This can be a difficult area. The first thing to understand is that you do not own your superannuation – the trustees of the Super fund control it and any benefit is dealt with by them. ...
Read moreTGB Lawyers’ Wills and Estates team outlines some critical information on superannuation and estate planning. It does not make up part of your estate. Most of our clients are shocked when we tell them that their super does not make up part of their estate and even if you have a validly drafted will, superannuation does...
Read moreTindall Gask Bentley's Wills and Estates team outline the legal impact that relationship changes can have on your Will.
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 moreDue to changes in South Australian regulation it is important that you double-check any existing Enduring Guardianship documents in order to ensure they are still valid on 1 January 2016.
Read moreBeing an Executor in charge of managing an estate is a big responsibility. TGB's Sarah Mitchell writes about four important considerations.
Read moreAll of us want to make sure that when we’re gone, our assets and everything we’ve worked for ends up with the people we care about, with minimal financial or emotional cost. But it often doesn’t work out that way. Poor estate planning can end in disputes that whittle away your estate in legal costs.
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