It is important for all adults to have a legally valid and up-to-date Will in place, regardless of the size or value of the estate being left behind.
It is important for all adults to have a legally valid and up-to-date Will in place, regardless of the size or value of the estate being left behind.
A judge in the Supreme Court of New South Wales has been highly critical of a man who sued his mother for a share of his grandfather's estate, reports the Sydney Morning Herald.
Having a legally valid Will is important to ensure loved ones are protected and your assets are distributed in accordance with your wishes after your death.
As well as making sure arrangements are in place to look after your loved ones after your death, writing a Will is an excellent way to leave a gift to a charitable cause that is close to your heart.
The Telegraph reported recently on the tragic story of a dying New South Wales man who has discovered that he has a daughter he didn't know about and is trying to find her. He hopes to apologise for not being there for her, and to leave her a bequest in his Will.
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