Half of Australians don’t have a Will. Ideally, you will keep your will up to date as your circumstances change – specifically, if you partner, marry, divorce or separate; have children or grandchildren; if your spouse or beneficiaries die; or if you have a significant change in financial circumstances. We…
The Advertiser has written about National Advance Care Planning Week 2018. We were not surprised to read that “85% of people die after a chronic illness, not as a result of sudden event“. This is in line with what we advise our clients. That it is very likely that your…
If you were unable to speak for yourself, who would you want to speak for you? And more importantly, what health care decisions would you want them to make? Plan for tomorrow | Live for today.Putting a plan in place is about being heard even if you were unable to speak…
What do you know about your digital assets and identity, and what happens when you die? Apparently, less than 30 per cent of us have any idea about what would happen to your digital assets or identity once we pass away. Facebook, myGov, LinkedIn, Netflix, iTunes etc etc all should…
Who will receive your super in the event of your death ? It’s important to know because you can’t assume that the trustee of your super fund do what you would have wanted, or that they will even follow your Will. The answer is to make a binding death nomination.…
We are delighted to announce our new Online Standard Wills . Client’s with straightforward family situations are now able to receive a professionally drafted Will with only one visit – to sign. Our client’s have said : “I had a will prepared and finalised. I loved the idea of using…
Good news re Super SA SSS If you are in the Super SA SSS scheme you can now nominate your estate to receive the benefit. This allows the Executor of your Will to make decisions that may be more tax effective. The details: We always make our client’s aware of the…
