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Everyone can benefit from estate planning | Video
Everyone can benefit from estate planning, whether you are married, single, de facto, have
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20 February 2022
Tragic story: Aged care worker named next of kin
I was recently asked by online publication, Hello Care, to comment for an article on a heart breaking story
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12 July 2021
COVID-19 highlights the importance of living wills
The COVID-19 pandemic is demonstrating the importance and usefulness of advance care directives (ACDs) –
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24 April 2020
Estate planning during the Coronavirus outbreak
The importance of estate planning has been emphasised during the Coronavirus outbreak. The pandemic has
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21 April 2020
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I’m a step-child. Can I contest my step-parents Will?
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Mental capacity and signing wills
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I entered into a granny flat arrangement with my son – how do I protect my interests when circumstances change or there is a falling out?
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Aretha Franklin’s Death A Reminder To Have A Will
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