While none of us want to think about dementia or death, legal things should be in place now, to reduce the stress later.

This paper, superannuation in an estate planning context, gives a useful insight into the breadth of issues in a will.

Simon Creek discusses how the overhaul of the statutory legacy scheme will finally bring fairness to WA families.

[Podcast] Christina Boe speaks about superannuation, trusts and estate planning issues, including binding nominations.

Link to audio segment where pre-nuptial agreements are discussed.

The paper considered the elements that must be considered and balanced when dealing with superannuation death benefits.

Link to article discussing difference between BFAs and Consent Orders & when they may be appropriate.

For parents and children living interstate and overseas, the pandemic has wreaked havoc with co-parenting arrangements.

This paper addresses common issues that can arise with superannuation and death benefits in a blended family estate plan.

This article explains two FAQs about wills and superannuation benefits in an estate.

Links to various articles in relation to the Melissa Caddick case. Guardianship issues over son etc.

This Law Report included virtual witnessing of wills and redundancy payouts, and an item on Facebook content moderators.

If the deceased director has a Will, the executor named in their Will could readily and swiftly appoint a new director.

This most recent leaders debate in front of 48 undecided voters addressed varying topics to indicate differing policies.

If you change your will, make sure you also identify the correct nominated beneficiary under your life insurance policy.

Judges have more time to review the material and issues in dispute so that matters can be dealt with more efficiently.

This analysis adopts a comparative approach to damages for treatment of wrongful birth cases in Australia and in the UK.

A simple overview of the key differences between joint tenants or tenants in common – significant in estate planning.

Important changes to enduring powers of attorney & advance health directives in Qld will come into place on 30 November 2020.

Discussion about who is responsible for overseeing the distribution of the estate when a loved one dies.