The Rights of Spouses, Civil Partners and Cohabitants
Limitations on Testamentary Freedom The Rights of Spouses, Civil Partners and Cohabitants The Testamentary freedom of a married Testator is curtailed to some extent by the provisions of the ...
When Should I Review My Will ?
A Will is not a ‘once and for all’ document. It should be viewed as a starting point for your succession planning and built upon, modified and updated as your ...
Assisted Decision-Making (Capacity) Act 2015
Assisted Decision Making (Capacity) Act 2015 It is finally here! April 2023 marked the introduction and implementation of the Assisted Decision Making (Capacity) Act 2015 which is legislation to support ...
Should I Update My Will If I Move House?
If you purchase or sell your home or any property, you should review your existing Will. Property owned jointly with another person may be owned as ‘joint tenants’ or ‘tenants ...
Prepare Because You Care | Estate Planning
It’s not what you leave behind, but how you leave it. Nobody wants to think about death or incapacity. Failing to create an estate plan can lead to financial problems, ...
Death and Your Digital Footprint
Most people understand that they must provide for the disposal of their assets on their death through either a will or a trust. The Executor in your estate is given ...
How to Make a Will
What is a Will? A Will is a legal document setting forth your wishes for the distribution of your estate after your death. The Will can provide instructions for how ...
Basic farm entitlements and your will
If you are a farmer and own land, it is important that you consider the basic payment entitlements from the Department of Agricultural when making your Will. What you ...