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What is an Executor? An Executor of a Will is an individual responsible of taking care of a deceased person’s estate after...

Jointly owned assets Any properties you own with another person as a joint tenant will not be included in your estate. When...

What to do with a deceased’s vehicle If a person passes away and they have a vehicle registered to their name you...

If a property is owned by two or more people as joint proprietors and one person passes away, their share will automatically...

What is a Grant of Representation? A Grant of Representation is a document issued by the Supreme Court of Victoria which enables...

If someone dies without a Will it means they have died “intestate.” The law of intestacy will then determine how the deceased’s...

You might be surprised to know that, unlike your other assets and belongings, your superannuation is not necessarily covered by your Will...

The situation surrounding someone’s last will and Testament can sometimes be a tough one. Firstly, someone has passed on, hopefully after living...

Almost everyone will at some point will be required to draw up their own Will, with the help of a professional of...

Planning for the future is something we should always be doing. One aspect of planning for the future is appointing your own...