Category: Estates & EPOA

A Deed of Variation is a legal document that allows beneficiaries to alter the terms of a deceased person’s will or the rules of intestacy (when there is no will)

When you’re dealing with an insolvent estate, the stakes are high and the process can be complex. If you’re an executor or a beneficiary, understanding your legal rights and responsibilities

The passing of a loved one is a difficult time, and the complexities surrounding the administration of their estate can add to the burden. For beneficiaries in Queensland (Qld) inheriting

The short answer is no. An executor cannot simply override a beneficiary’s wishes as outlined in a will. They administer the estate according to the will-maker’s instructions, ensuring that assets

The short answer to this question is yes, but it has a few important caveats. While an executor cannot unilaterally rewrite a will, there are specific situations where modifications or

Yes, contracts are generally enforceable after death, but the specifics can depend on the nature of the contract and its terms. The general rule is that contracts do not automatically

To give power of attorney from abroad that would be valid in Australia, the process involves a few steps that are similar to the ones already mentioned but with some