Wills and Estate Law

It is unthinkable. Losing one parent is difficult enough, but to lose both? What happens if both of your parents die at the same time?

Nobody likes to think about the end of their life, but planning for your departure ensures that your money and possessions end up in the

Grief can be all-consuming, and when you are trying to cope with the loss of a loved one, it’s difficult to pay attention to all

Losing a loved one is one of the hardest things anyone ever has to deal with. Grief is the type of pain you feel intensely,

It’s never too early to think about organising your affairs and creating a will. You might have 50 years left on this earth or 10.

Experiencing the death of a loved one is up there with life’s most stressful experiences. The last thing anyone wants to deal with while grieving

When someone passes away with assets in New South Wales, all of their holdings are immediately frozen until they can be administered under their Will.

When someone creates a Will, they’re asked to choose someone they trust to act as executor of their Will after they pass away. And as

With around one-third of all marriages ending in divorce, blended families have become increasingly common throughout Australia. With marriages, divorces, separations, and de facto relationships,