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Plain-English guides on Wills, probate and funerals.
Practical answers to the questions families often ask. Written by Willed’s specialists, no legal jargon.
- How do you choose an Executor?
Choosing the right person to be the Executor of your Will is important.
Dave Kaplan - Where is the best place to keep a will?
You've finalised your Will and had it signed in front of two witnesses. Now, where do you store it?
Dave Kaplan - What are the most important things to put in a Will?
It is important to consider how your passing may affect those you care about.
Dave Kaplan - What is the difference between General Power Of Attorney v Enduring Power of Attorney?
Power of Attorney is a key part of your estate planning process.
Dave Kaplan - What is the difference between a DIY will kit and an online will?
Writing a legally valid Will is a key part of planning for your future.
Dave Kaplan - Who can sign my Will?
Witnesses are an important part of ensuring your Will is legal and valid.
Dave Kaplan - Do I need a lawyer to make a Will?
Writing your Will doesn't need to be expensive or time-consuming
Dave Kaplan - What is a medical treatment decision maker?
What happens when we cannot make our own medical decisions?
Dave Kaplan - Probate 101: What is it?
Exploring probate and when it is required
Dave Kaplan - Estate Planning: Preparing for Your Future Medical Needs
Planning for potential future medical needs is crucial in preparing your estate
Dave Kaplan - A Guide to Probate in Tasmania
Everything you need to know about applying for a Grant of Probate in Tasmania
Aaron Zelman - What Does ‘Next of Kin’ Mean in Australia? The Ultimate Guide
While it’s not a legally defined term in Australia, next of kin is a person’s closest living relative or spouse.
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