What Happens If You Die Without a Will in Queensland?
Dying without a will in Queensland impacts how the estate is settled. Learn more about what those details are from your wills and estate lawyers in Redcliffe.
Enduring vs. General Power of Attorney: Which Do You Need?
If you are like many Australians, you know what a Power of Attorney is, but have put off setting it up for yourself as a Plan B should something serious happen to you. The reality is that with a Power of Attorney document in place, you will have peace of mind knowing...
Additional Costs Involved in Property Transactions
Transfer Duty Your first extra expense is transfer or stamp duty. It applies to specific transactions, including property purchases. The transfer duty is one of the larger extra expenses, with an amount determined by several factors related to the property you are...
Executors and Probate – Part 2: Executors
Before someone dies, they usually have a Will drawn up. This document explains what the person wants done with their estate once they pass away. To ensure those wishes are met, a friend or family member is chosen to be the Executor of the Will. In other words, the...
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