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
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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
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