WA will planning guide helps prevent challenges under Family Provision Act. Covers claimants, family needs, assets and relationships.

Think a DIY Will is good enough? Discover why homemade wills can put your family's future at risk and how legal advice protects your legacy.

Learn when legal capacity affects legal decisions and how to protect your loved ones' rights. Essential for families facing tough choices.

Estate planning is crucial for managing one's affairs, especially for small business owners in Western Australia. While many people...

A deed of gift is a document that formalises the transfer of property ownership from the donor to the recipient without needing payment.

Checklist for Creating a Binding Death Benefit Nomination for your SMSF. An invalid BDBN can complicate your estate planning efforts.

An enduring power of attorney can be a protective measure against elder abuse and potentially a tool that can be misused.

Going guarantor for a borrower in Western Australia comes with certain risks and responsibilities. Here are some of the potential risks...

The concept of wills with testamentary trusts in an easy to understand manner for a 12 year old.

Estate planning for blended families

You should remember to review and update your last will and testament when circumstances change.

Often, a person when making a Will wants to make sure that their surviving partner can continue to live in the family home after their...

Marriage and your Will Section 14 of the Wills Act 1970 (WA) provides that a Will is revoked by the marriage of the testator. If you have...