When a person dies and leaves a valid Will, it will name an individual or several individuals as “Executors”. The Executor is sometimes also called the Trustee of the estate, or the deceased’s Legal Personal Representative. The Executor has a duty to hold the estate of the deceased in a safe and secure way until it can be distributed according to the terms of the Will.
How To Leave My House to My Child is often a question asked of us? This article will discuss the best way to leave your property upon death where a second marriage or partner is involved. Your house is one of your most valuable assets and can be a major part of your estate, but what are your options within your will if you were to pass?
Thomas Hobbes
Superannuation can easily be overlooked when thinking about separation. Is my superannuation going to be included as part of the property pool and if so, how much will I get to keep versus having to pay to my partner/spouse? These questions can often be extremely daunting, so in this blog, we look at what happens to your Superannuation when you separate or divorce.
