My partner has been diagnosed with a terminal illness
Your partner has just been diagnosed with a terminal illness - we discuss what you need to do to ensure you can look after them from a legal perspective.What to do if you've been asked to be an executor of a Will?
An executor’s job is to carry out the terms of the deceased’s Will. We explain what is required of you, as an executor of a Will.Join our team | Wills & Probate Clerk (part-time)
Looking for a part-time role as a Wills & Probate Clerk at the leading law firm in Melbourne's northern suburbs? Apply now!Spouses Ignore Obligations Under Power of Attorney Documents
In this blog post we examine the legal obligations of a spouse under an enduring power of attorney.Minimising Tax on Super When You Die
In this post we discuss how to minimise the tax payable on your superannuation, by your beneficiaries, when you die.A Helpful Guide to Wills and Estates
Need to make a will and plan your estate? Our free guide to wills and estates is here to answer your questions and get you started!Wills & Estates | Medical Treatment Decision Maker
Ruby Heath, accredited family law specialist, explains the importance of appointing a Medical Treatment Decision Maker.View VideoAppointing your Medical Treatment Decision Maker
A Medical Treatment Decision Maker has the legal authority to make medical treatment decisions in the event that you are unable to do so.Wills & Estates | Testamentary Capacity
Lawyer, Ruby Heath, explains the necessary steps to avoid having your will challenged by obtaining a Testamentary Capacity Certificate.View VideoThings to Consider for your Enduring Power of Attorney
Charlie Robinson provides important items to consider for your Enduring Power of Attorney.View VideoSelf-Managed Super Funds & Incapacity – Part Two
Many people will suffer mental incapacity before they die. In this post, we discuss the implications of incapacity for people with self managed super funds.Self-Managed Super Funds & Incapacity – Part One
Most people will suffer mental incapacity before they die. In this post, we discuss the implications of incapacity for people with self managed super fundsGuardianship & Administration Orders
This post discusses what happens if an adult can no longer make reasonable decisions for themselves and there is no Power of Attorney set up.Victoria’s Powers of Attorney Act 2014
Victoria has new legislation affecting powers of attorney. The Powers of Attorney Act 2014 came into force on 1 September 2015.Enduring Powers of Attorney
In this post, we answer common questions about enduring Powers of Attorney, including what they are, when and why you might need one.