Written by
Chloe Kopilovic
When Disputes put an Estate in a Gridlock – The value of an Independent Administrator
Ideally, the administration of a deceased estate should be a structured and somewhat straightforward process. Generally speaking, the assets of the estate are identified, the liabilities are discharged, and distributions…
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The benefits of a Granny Flat Agreement – more than you think
As our baby boomers move into the next stage of life, it is no wonder why we are seeing an increase in the preparation of Granny Flat Agreements. Rather than…
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Practical steps to take after the death of a loved one
Dealing with the loss of a loved can often be an emotional and overwhelming experience. During such a difficult time, it may be hard to know where to start or…
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Claiming Superannuation Death Benefits
Superannuation death benefits can be a significant financial asset, often including life insurance coverage. However, many people are unaware of how these benefits are managed after someone’s death. If the…
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Is your estate planning in order?
Ensuring your estate planning is up to date is critical for peace of mind, both for you and your loved ones. Whilst it is important to seek advice, as your…
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6 questions to ask before applying for probate
Applying for a grant of probate is an important step for an executor in administering a deceased person’s estate. In Queensland, probate ensures the Supreme Court formally validates the Will,…
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Prioritise your estate plan before the festive season
As the festive season fast approaches, it is easy to get caught up in celebrations and preparations, leaving little time to focus on essential matters like estate planning. The holiday…
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What happens to my business, company or trust when I die or lose capacity?
Owning a business, company or trust may add additional layers of complexity to estate planning. Ensuring that your business interests are handled smoothly should you die or lose capacity will…
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Should my company have a Power of Attorney?
A common myth we hear is that a person appointed under an Enduring Power of Attorney, can fill in the shoes as director of a company, should that director become…
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Challenging a Will on lack of testamentary capacity
As our population ages, it is becoming more common for a Will to be contested for its validity, where there are concerns that the deceased did not have the capacity…
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