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.


With so much going digital these days, is a pen still required to sign your legal Will? In short, yes. It does.


When it comes to Estate Law, the jargon can make it almost impossible to understand what you are reading or what you might need to do. Read on to learn what some of the more common Estate Law terms actually mean.


So, you want to leave your assets to a company, but you’re wondering, “Is it even possible?!” Don’t sweat – help is on the way.


If you have been unfairly left out of a loved one’s Will, you may be wondering if their Will is worth contesting. Here are some scenarios where contesting a Will would be appropriate… plus some mistakes to avoid along the way.


Sometimes it can take ages to wrap up and divide a deceased estate. In this guide, we detail what can happen in the interim.


After the loss of a loved one, navigating the question of who assumes control is crucial. Uncover the answers in this guide.


What happens in Australia if the executor passes away before completing their executorial duties? In this guide, learn about the common law principle known as the ‘chain of representation’.


When it comes to estate planning, there’s a range of options...


Bereavement leave, also known as compassionate leave in Australia, is time off to process a significant loss.


When a loved one dies, the stress and grief can be worse if you were reliant on that person - physically, financially or emotionally. Read on to learn how to access government support when you need it.


A valid Power of Attorney is important for when you are no longer able to make decisions yourself. Read on to learn how to cancel or change your Power of Attorney, and why you might want to.


We share some advice on navigating the upheaval of divorcing later in life, with a special focus on estate planning.