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.

All Cremation Australian Law Power Of Attorney Wills Bereavement Death Estate Planning Funerals Letters Of Administration End Of Life Grief Probate Guardianship Superannuation Retirement Popular Trusts News Life Insurance Executor Services
post.title
post.author.nameDave Kaplan
4 MIN READ

Why Should you Have an Enduring Power of Attorney in Australia (2025)

An Enduring Power of Attorney allows you to appoint someone to manage your financial and health affairs if you lose mental capacity.

post.title
post.author.nameDave Kaplan
3 MIN READ

Medical Treatment Decision Maker Explained (2025)

A medical treatment decision maker makes decision on your behalf when you lose the capacity to do so yourself.

post.title
post.author.nameDave Kaplan
3 MIN READ

Power of Attorney Explained (2024 Update)

Power of Attorney is an important document that gives a trusted person the power to make decisions on your behalf.

post.title
post.author.nameDave Kaplan
2 MIN READ

What you need to know before writing a Will

When writing your Will it can help to be prepared and know what you need before getting started.

post.title
post.author.nameDave Kaplan
3 MIN READ

How to appoint a legal guardian in your Will

How to appoint a legal guardian in your will

post.title
post.author.nameDave Kaplan
3 MIN READ

What happens to your pets in the event of your death?

Our pets are more than just cats and dogs; they’re closer to family members.

post.title
post.author.nameDave Kaplan
2 MIN READ

Your Will and your Superannuation: What you need to know

What happens to your superannuation if you die?

post.title
post.author.nameDave Kaplan
2 MIN READ

How do you choose a beneficiary for your Will?

When you're writing a Will online, the most important step is to select a beneficiary.

post.title
post.author.nameDave Kaplan
2 MIN READ

Who can create a legal Will online?

Everyone is entitled to make a Will - as long as they have the capacity to make the necessary determinations!

post.title
post.author.nameAriella Birnbaum
2 MIN READ

Every single parent should have a Will.

We know what it’s like to worry about the future. Having a Will makes a difference.

post.title
post.author.nameDave Kaplan
2 MIN READ

This is what marriage and divorce could mean for your Will.

When you go through changes in your life, it’s important to recognise that they will need to be reflected in your Will

post.title
post.author.nameDave Kaplan
2 MIN READ

Finding Out Your Next of Kin

Essentially, this is a term that describes your closest living relative, by blood or by relationship.

123