How divorce and annulment affects your willIsabel AyoubDivorce, Estate PlanningDivorce or annulment of your marriage can have serious implications for your estate planning. As a result, it is important to update your estate…
Wills and Estates Lawyers Melbourne: A Specialist Practice with National Reachde Groots wills and estate lawyersArticle, Willsestate plan, lawyers in Melbourne, Melbourne, Melbourne families, Victorian lawWhen Melbourne families plan for what happens after they’re gone, the right wills and estates lawyer makes the difference between a clean transfer of…
Rewriting PerpetuitiesDannielle WoodBrisbane, TrustsThe commencement of the Property Law Act 2023 (Qld) (“the Act”) on 1 August 2025 represented a meaningful modernisation of property and trust law…
Elder Abuse and the Role of the SolicitorMaree HarrisElder Abuse, NSWElder Abuse and the Role of the Solicitor Dementia is the leading cause of death for Australians, according to Dementia Australia [1]. Not cancer.…
Your burial or cremation and funeralJulia TuttExecutor, Funeral PlanningPlanning the Inevitable: Who Steps In When You’re Gone? When you die, it is your executor who is responsible for your burial or cremation…
Family Provision Claim by Spouse of the DeceasedMaree HarrisEstate Litigation, Family Provision, SuperannuationThe recent decision of Keighran v Bishop [2025] NSWSC 1553 (19 December 2025) involved an application for a Family Provision Order by the spouse…