Life changes like marriage, divorce, or family shifts can impact your Will. Learn how to keep your wishes up-to-date in this guide to Wills and life events.
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The movies refer to “sound mind and body” when making a will. The legal term is “testamentary capacity”.
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Managing a loved one’s assets as part of their Estate when they have died is not a matter of simply distributing them according to the will. Depending on the value of the assets you will need a Grant of Probate or Letters of Administration from the Supreme Court.
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Protect and Special Disability trusts provide parents who have children with special needs additional ways to provide for them in a will. It is important you speak with a lawyer to understand what would work best for you and your child.
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