Latest Australian Law guides
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.


We have some answers for one of your most frequently-asked questions.


When a loved one passes unexpectedly or in traumatic circumstances, the Coroner may be required to investigate.


A ‘Declaration of Life Extinct form’ (or a ‘Verification of Death form’ in Victoria and New South Wales) is an important part of the death care process. Ahead, discover their purpose and who can complete one.


Find out everything you need to know about carer's leave in Australia, from eligibility requirements to taking the leave and returning to work.


1 in 6 older Australians have experienced elder abuse, often by the people who are closest to them. Read on to learn more.


A Letter of Wishes can provide valuable supplementary information in support of your Will by giving context and insights into your intentions and reasoning. Read on for some reasons (and some risks) to consider when preparing one.


Aged care is expensive. Let’s ensure you’ll receive the care you need, affordably.


If you're planning for your future, you should be trying to tick off everything on your list.


A grim thought, but it’s one well worth considering.


Only a select group of people are eligible to see a Will after someone dies. Keep reading to learn who’s qualified.


While the majority of Australians support organ and tissue donation, only around one in three are registered donors. Here’s why.


Inheritance Tax in Australia doesn't exist, but your estate's beneficiaries could still have tax obligations on their inheritance.