Being an Executor: What the Role Involves in Practice
A practical guide to estate administration in Australia. Learn what executors need to do, key risks, timing and next steps.
Can Someone Challenge a Will? What Families Should Know
Can a Will be challenged in Australia? Learn who can make a claim, how it affects timing, and what families should expect.
Estate Administration in Complex Family Situations
Learn how complex family situations affect estate administration in Australia, including blended families, trusts, and managing competing expectations.
Intergenerational Wealth Planning: How Families Preserve Assets, Control and Intentions Over Time
Intergenerational wealth planning helps families preserve assets, manage control and reduce conflict across generations. Learn how thoughtful planning supports long-term intentions.
What Happens if Your Will is More Than 10 Years Old?
A Will that is more than ten years old is often technically valid but practically misaligned with the life, assets and family circumstances it is meant to govern. It is in that gap that uncertainty and unintended outcomes can arise.
The Bank of Mum and Dad: Legal and Estate Planning Considerations When Helping Your Child Buy Property
Many parents are now helping adult children buy their first home in Queensland. For some, it’s a contribution towards a deposit. For others, it’s a loan to bridge the gap between savings and borrowing capacity.
A little planning up front can protect both your contribution and your family relationships.