A good start is understanding the differences between 'challenging' and 'contesting' a will. While they may seem like the same thing, there are actually many differences between contesting a will and challenging a will in Queensland. To know where you stand and what your options may be, continue reading as we explain the differences.

Going through the process of divorce is difficult, and there are a number of considerations to make to protect your assets going forward. In this blog we outline key changes to consider in your will and provide a checklist of priority actions for your estate plan after separation and divorce.

The listed beneficiaries on a will are often family members, however, they can be any person or organisation nominated by the person making the will.

Writing a Will isn’t as easy as you think. It’s a legally binding document that can impact the future of your loved ones or beneficiaries. You have a lot to think about, and while going through all the considerations, you may leave out key details.

The Public Trustee has an important role to play but clearly needs a thorough review of how its purposes are achieved.

One of the issues, in our view, is that the Public Trustee is, and is expected to be, self-funded. The Public Trustee provides “free” Wills which means…

Succession planning can be a touchy subject — but one that is necessary for securing the future success of your business or family.

Incorporating a testamentary trust within your will can provide significant flexibility along with asset protection and tax minimisation for those who benefit from your estate.

We have your best interests at heart, which is why we've written this guide to explain the importance of wills and why they're absolutely relevant to all people, young and old.