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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.
Willed are encouraging Australians to create a better world with charitable giving in their Wills.
Whether you're the grieving widow or an acquaintance of the deceased, these funeral etiquette tips will ensure that you don't make any gaffes during this difficult time.
An Enduring Power of Attorney allows you to appoint someone to manage your financial and health affairs if you lose mental capacity.
A medical treatment decision maker makes decision on your behalf when you lose the capacity to do so yourself.
The complete guide to Letters of Administration will cover who can apply, when to apply and when you need a lawyer.
Here is a complete estate planning checklist in Australia for 2021. To learn more about estate planning, read more.
From securing a good price to relieving the burden on loved ones, here are 4 reasons why preplanning your funeral is the best choice for your loved ones.
It’s easy to say you’ll ‘just do it later’ and that ‘there’s no real rush’ to get your Will written. But here’s why putting off your Will is likely a bad idea (sorry to break it to you).
Read, then write
Put what you’ve learned into your Will.
Fifteen minutes, using documents prepared by Willed Law. More plain-English guidance below.