Did you know that Australia has around $1.5 billion worth of unclaimed assets? Unclaimed assets refer to ‘lost’ funds that are due to a rightful owner and may come from
Have you ever wondered how someone might uncover the identity of a distant family member, even if they passed away a long time ago? Or how someone could trace a
Roughly half of Australians don’t have a will, maybe because it’s a topic we’d prefer not think about. But Covid reminds us how fast life can change. With the world in the grip of a pandemic, the number
The term ‘doula’ refers to a person who helps a mother through a big reproductive event, like birth or still birth. But ‘doula’ has also since been expanded to mean helping someone with the opposite of birth — death. Australia has 3.7 million people
If you are a parent of a blended family, then having a will and keeping it current is essential. As much as you love your adopted kids as your own,
The law governing wills in Australia differs between states, but there are some common things that make a will valid. ‘valid’ means that it’s recognised by the court as legal and binding. Some examples of things that
Worthington Clark offers clients a range of estate services based on their unique needs. Our clients range from individuals, corporations, legal firms, schools and communities that are seeking legal solutions
There are many complexities when dealing with beneficiary of estate matters. For those who struggle with understanding certain rights and responsibilities, it is important to have a professional working closely
Finding missing heirs can often be a challenging task, especially without the help of an expert. Going through this process requires specific research and dedication, to locate relevant information regarding
Our Worthington Clark genealogists and researchers are highly trained to conduct accurate, sophisticated and well-detailed research processes to best benefit our clients.
