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When considering the future and the inevitable matter of one’s own passing, the importance of making a will cannot be understated. Not only does it ensure that your assets are distributed according to your wishes, but it also alleviates potential disputes amongst loved ones.

Creating a will is a fundamental step in managing your estate and ensuring that your wishes are honoured after your passing. This article aims to equip you with the essential knowledge required to create a will that accurately reflects your intentions.

Where parents of a child are not married, section 67B of the Family Law Act 1975 (Cth) imposes an obligation on fathers to contribute towards ‘childbirth maintenance’.

When thinking about the future, preparing a will is a crucial step in ensuring your wishes are honoured. In Australia, there are several types of wills, each catering to different needs and circumstances. Understanding these differences is vital in choosing the right will for your situation.

In a significant Supreme Court of Victoria decision on 11 June 2024, Justice Quigley dismissed an appeal brought by Dr. Sean Runacres against the findings of Coroner Simon McGregor. The case centred around the tragic death in custody of Veronica Marie Nelson.

Being separated while still living in the same home is not uncommon and can occur for various reasons, including financial constraints or to provide stability for children.

Meet Alex and Kayden, a married couple in their late thirties who have just jointly purchased their first home. After settling in with the intention of making their new property a long-term nest for their life together

Meet Tanya, a 41-year-old illustrator soon embarking on a year-long working holiday in Ecuador. After booking her flight and confirming her plans with her family, including the parent of her child from a past marriage, and her friends,

Whether during separation or after divorce, creating or updating an individual will becomes an essential step in giving effect to your intentions regarding your assets and ensuring that your loved ones continue to be provided for.