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We understand that dealing with the practicalities of death can seem overwhelming and complicated. It's common to have some questions. That's why we have written these simple guides, minus the legal jargon.


While it’s not a legally defined term in Australia, next of kin is a person’s closest living relative or spouse.


If a person's assets are spread across states, you may need to apply for a 'reseal of probate' before distributing them


When a person passes away, a death notice and death certificate must be completed.


When planning your estate, you should consider the debt you might leave behind.


It's important to make sure your property is taken care of should you pass away


Writing a death notice can be overwhelming during an emotional time


More often than not, after you create your Will, you might need to make changes using a codicil.


Australian law states that you need two people to witness a Will, so who can sign it?


There are some circumstances in which a Will may be contested in court - but having a Will is still vitally important!


When someone passes, the executor or next of kin may need to apply for probate or a letter of administration.


The application process for Probate can involve a range of costs- but, they can be reimbursed!


What is DIY Will kit, and what do they include?