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.
The residuary estate clause is an important component of your Will to ensure your possessions go to the right beneficiaries.
A discretionary trust is a way to manage the assets of your estate or structure a business that has many benefits.
Learn how to get a death certificate in Australia and register a death with a helpful guide from the experts in writing your Will online, Willed.
An Executor Commission compensates an Executor for the tasks they do in their role administering an estate.
Property transfer following a deceased estate is a detailed process with many variables. Keep reading to learn more.
Bank accounts after death is an important topic when planning your estate. To learn what happens to bank accounts after someone dies, keep reading.
We’ve put together a guide on what happens to a deceased’s vehicle after they pass away. Keep reading to learn more.
This article is about how anyone can find and claim a deceased person's superannuation. Keep reading to learn more.
Here are 7 steps to apply for a letter of administration in Australia, including links to each relevant registry for states and territories. Click to learn more.
Depending on the state or territory, people can generally access public probate records.
Probate courts in Australia vary depending on what state or territory you live in. To learn more, keep reading.
Just as it is a requirement that a birth be registered, it makes sense that when the time comes, a death will also need to be registered as well. Read on to learn more about registering a death in Australia.