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Wills & Trusts

Step by step legal guides on wills and trusts

What is a Bloodline Trust?

If you're interested in protecting your assets for your children, a descendant's trust is likely the best option. Our article breaks this down.
How to Remove a Trustee

How to Remove a Trustee

Do you want to learn how to remove a trustee from a trust? Read this article to find out how.
What’s the Difference Between Guarantees and Indemnities?

What’s the Difference Between Guarantees and Indemnities?

Have you ever wondered what the difference between guarantees and indemnities is? Read this article to find out.

Can a Company Be a Beneficiary Of a Will?

Are companies excluded from being the beneficiaries of Wills?

Can A Trust Own Shares In A Company? (2022 Update)

A trust itself cannot own shares in a company, however a trustee can hold them on behalf of someone else. Find out more here.

Difference Between a General and Enduring Power of Attorney (2022 Update)

A power of attorney makes financial decisions on another person's behalf. Find out the difference between a general and enduring one here.

What Information Do You Need to Make a Will? (2022 Update)

Having a valid Will is important if you want your wishes to be known after death. Find out what you need to make a Will here.

Advantages and Disadvantages of a Discretionary Trust (2022 Update)

Discretionary trusts give a trustee discretion when distributing trust property. Find out the advantages and disadvantages of a discretionary trust here.

What Happens To Your Social Media After Death? (2022 Update)

Social media has infiltrated every sector of our lives. Here we outline what can happen to your social media profiles after death.
Statutory declaration

Who Can Witness a Statutory Declaration?

Need to have a statutory declaration witnessed and unsure how? Read here about who can witness your statement according to the law.

What Does Divorce Mean for Small Business Owners?

A divorce shouldn’t mean the end of your small business, but your business might still be at risk. Find out how to protect it here.

How to Challenge a Will (2022 Update)

You can challenge a Will if it fails to make an adequate provision for someone close to the deceased. Learn how to make a claim here.

How Do I Make A Will? (2022 Update)

A Will is an important legal document that communicates wishes to your estate. Learn how to make your will here.

What Property Can I include in a Binding Financial Agreement?

Binding Financial Agreements (BFAs) can be hard to navigate at any point in your relationship. Find out what property you can include here.

Who Can Make a Claim From a Will?

Have you been left out of a will? Find out who can make a claim to a deceased person's estate in this article.

Can I Include a Pet in My Will?

Raising a pet means taking care of them during and after your lifetime. Find out if and how you can include your pet in your will.

New Laws Proposed for Digital Assets and Records After Death

New laws are being proposed about what happens to your digital assets and records after you die. Find out the latest here.

3 Things to Do After Completing Your Discretionary Trust Deed

Recently established a discretionary trust? Find out what to do after completing your discretionary trust deed here.

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