Estate planning is the method of organising the allocation of belongings after one's demise. Individuals often tend to defer or avoid estate planning due to myths about wills and trusts. Misconceptions often lead to the wrong choices or a lack...

Witnesses often make or break a will. Witnesses may be instrumental in litigated cases concerning the existence or valid execution of a will. As such, it is important for will dispute lawyers involved in estate planning or who are tasked...

In the modern era, our lives are increasingly intertwined with technology. From social media accounts to online banking and cloud storage, digital assets hold significant personal information. Apart from personal data, they also store important financial statements. Therefore, it is...

Having a legal will in Australia plays a crucial way in ensuring that the assets are shared according to your wishes. However, many individuals make mistakes during this process, which leads to legal complications and disputes between the family. In...

Estate and will planning are not among the common things Australians indulge in. In fact, a very recent survey proved more than 10 million citizens do not have a will. Moreover, the reports revealed that more than 50% of them...