Category: Wills and Estate Planning
Two-Part Series on Bank Accounts and Estate Planning — Part 1: Joint Accounts in Estate Planning
For many Queensland couples, a joint bank account feels like the obvious choice. One person may earn most of the income, the other may manage the household, and both may...
VIEW MORESeparated? Update the Will Now—Do Not Wait for Divorce
Separation is a critical trigger to review an estate plan. In Queensland, it is important to understand that separation alone does not change a Will. If a Will appoints a...
VIEW MOREWill Planning in 2026: Why Testamentary Trusts Are Back in Focus
A quiet measure in the Federal Government’s 2026-27 Budget could have real consequences for many Australian families who use “family trusts” (also called discretionary trusts). From 1 July 2028, the...
VIEW MOREInsolvent Estate: A Challenge for Queensland Families
The administration of a deceased estate is often a difficult responsibility, particularly where grief is accompanied by financial complexity. A significant issue arising for Queensland executors and families is the...
VIEW MOREThe Great Wealth Transfer: Why Family Business Succession Planning Matters?
Over the next two decades, Australia is expected to experience one of the largest intergenerational wealth transfers in history, with an estimated $5.4 trillion expected to pass from one generation...
VIEW MOREWhy Testamentary Trusts Just Became One of the Most Important Estate Planning Tools in Australia
If you have a will that doesn't include a testamentary trust, now is the time to talk to your solicitor. The Federal Government's tax reform agenda — confirmed in the...
VIEW MOREContesting a Will in Queensland: What You Need to Know
Losing a loved one is a deeply emotional and challenging time, especially when it comes to handling their estate. Sometimes, the distribution of the estate may not align with what...
VIEW MOREHow to Fix Mistakes or Ambiguity in a Will: Legal Advice from Experts in Brisbane
A Will is one of the most important documents you’ll create to ensure that your estate is distributed according to your wishes after your death. However, mistakes or ambiguity in...
VIEW MOREWills and Power of Attorney: Essential Legal Advice for Your Future
When it comes to securing your future, two key legal documents play an essential role: your Will and Power of Attorney. These documents ensure that your assets are distributed according...
VIEW MOREQueenslanders Urged to Update Their Wills as Property Prices Surge
Why This Matters With property prices in Queensland soaring and more Australians passing away without a valid will, legal experts are urging people to take urgent action. 🗣️ “A will...
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