What happens if my Power of Attorney breaches their duties and causes financial loss – can I seek compensation?

A Power of Attorney is a legal document which enables an adult person (the principal) to authorise one or more persons (the attorneys)  to make decisions on the principal's behalf.  Attorneys must always act in the best interest...

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Beat the Clock: Contesting a Will in Victoria

Losing a loved one, such as a parent is an emotional and difficult time. Whilst you are processing the grief you may learn that your mother or father has left you out of their Wills. Alternatively, you may not have even been aware...

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Mutual Wills for Blended Families

Are you part of a blended family and considering making a will? Mutual wills may be a good option for you and your partner. Mutual wills are wills made by two people, often spouses or partners, with similar or identical terms. The...

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Role and Duties of an Executor

The estate administration process can be a difficult time, particularly after the loss of a loved one.  Many people will have heard of the word "executor" but may not understand what the job entails.   For first-time executor...

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Are you flying for the holidays? Have you got your estate planning documents done?

It's that time of year again when we are all scrambling, whether it be getting our work done for the year,  finalising university exams, or the kids wrapping up the school term, everyone is looking forward to winding down and fly...

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The Most Common Questions about Wills and Estates

Writing a Will and planning for the distribution of your assets after your death is an essential part of responsible financial management. While it may not be the most pleasant thing to think about, having a comprehensive estat...

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