Wills and Estates - Articles
Is Someone Disputing a Will in Which You are a Beneficiary?
As a beneficiary of a will, you are likely to have gone through a loss that has taken its toll on your emotions. When a will is contested, it can make an already devastating situation even more upsetting and confusing.
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Top Questions About Wills & Estates Answered
Approximately 40% of Australians die without any will or estate planning in place. Taylor & Scott are experienced Wills and Estate Lawyers who deal with many areas surrounding Wills and Estates, including:
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Same-Sex Marriage – impact on Wills and Estate Planning
There’s good reason why couples are advised to seek professional legal advice on renewing their Wills after they marry and again should their relationship subsequently come to an end.
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Successful Family Provision Claim for Devastated Son Cut Out of Father’s Will
Our client is one of three children. As a child he suffered from cerebral palsy. Leg calipers were needed for several years in order for him to learn to walk. School was a struggle and our client left having obtained his...
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Dodgy Claim Brought by Deceased’s Nephew Defeated by Our Wills and Estate Team
Our client was the only son and beneficiary of his mother's estate. The estate consisted of a home.
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When Should I Consider Updating My Will?
You should review your Will regularly. It may be that your circumstances have changed and your Will no longer suits your circumstances.
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Power of Attorney And Enduring Power of Attorney
A Power of Attorney is a legal document in which you appoint the person of your choice to manage your assets and financial affairs while you are alive.
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The Need For A Power Of Attorney Or Enduring Guardianship
Most people may have a will, or at least recognise its importance, however a Will only has effect when you have passed away.
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What Can Happen if I Don't Have A Power Of Attorney?
Should you no longer be able to manage your financial affairs and you do not have an Enduring Power of Attorney, the Guardianship Tribunal may be requested to appoint a financial manager to make these decisions for you.
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What is An Enduring Guardianship?
A Guardian is someone you appoint under an Enduring Guardian. The appointment needs to occur when you have capacity, and gives your Guardian the power to make personal, health or lifestyle decisions on your behalf should...
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How Retirees Can Safeguard Themselves From Early inheritance Syndrome
There has been a lot of news coverage in recent times, highlighting a regular trend of adult children asking their retired parents or grandparents for an early inheritance.
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Same Sex Couple Will Dispute & How Taylor & Scott Helped
Our client first met his partner in the early 1980s. At this time he was a young man living with his family overseas. Having left school, he continued to correspond with his much older Australian friend who came to visit...
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