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Do young people need a will?
Too many times, we hear “I am only young and I don’t have any assets—I don’t need a will”. However, it is arguably even more imperative that young people get a will than most other generations!
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Can my new partner challenge the terms of my will?
Starting a new relationship is an exciting chapter in your life, however, when entering a new relationship you should always turn your mind to how this relationship could impact your Will if you die.
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Guardianship orders
Do you know a vulnerable person whose wellbeing and safety might be at risk during the pandemic? If so, we can help now and in the future.
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Virtual witnessing now legal in ACT!
The ACT Government has introduced a new temporary law, which allows certain legal documents to be witnessed virtually, helping to reduce face-to-face contact during the Covid-19 crisis.
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What to do if Someone Dies Without a Will
When any of these things happen, the laws of intestacy determine how the estate will be divided.
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I have been named in a will as a beneficiary. Do I have any rights?
If you are named as a person to receive an inheritance from a deceased person’s estate you are classed as a beneficiary.
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Effective asset protection on relationship break-down: a win for testamentary trusts
A recent Court decision shows that testamentary trusts can effectively protect an inheritance from becoming part of the ‘matrimonial pool’ of assets
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Challenging a Will: Making a Claim on an Estate
Challenging a Will: Making a Claim on an Estate
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Residential Landlords – Changes To The Act Now Apply
As you may have heard, the new provisions in the Residential Tenancies Act 1997 (ACT) commenced on 1 November 2019.
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Challenging an insurer’s decision to deny your public liability claim
A public liability insurance policy covers a business against a range of risks with the main risks being property damage or personal injury to another person through negligence or faulty workmanship.
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Selling Property 101 The Need to Know
Selling property can be a stressful and trying time. However, there are some things you can do to make the process easier for you and your family ...
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What happens to my super when I die?
Most people assume that their Super will be paid to whoever they have left their assets to in their Will. However, this is not always the case – so be careful!