Australian Law guides.

Yes, prenups (aka. Binding Financial Agreements) are legal, and they do work. Here’s why.

Blended family situations can give rise to particular issues when it comes to estate planning. Let’s take a look at the key considerations for estate planning in blended families.

There are many misconceptions around this topic. So let’s dive straight into it.

Even when beneficiaries cannot be located, there are methods of ensuring that a deceased person’s estate can still be distributed. Read on to find out how.

Have you ever wondered if you have to receive an inheritance? The short answer: No. Read on to learn more.

Whether it's being spent or destroyed, here’s how you can protect your loved one’s estate from wastage.

Receiving an inheritance when you're part of a couple might raise some questions. You might not have to share your windfall with your partner, but it’s a little more complicated than a simple ‘yes’ or ‘no’ answer.

Whether you have kids, fur children or you’re a grandparent raising a grandchild in your home, there are so many ways to be a loving family. In this guide, we’ll discuss family structures, and (spoiler alert!) – we’ll learn a lot along the way.

With so much going digital these days, is a pen still required to sign your legal Will? In short, yes. It does.

When it comes to Estate Law, the jargon can make it almost impossible to understand what you are reading or what you might need to do. Read on to learn what some of the more common Estate Law terms actually mean.

So, you want to leave your assets to a company, but you’re wondering, “Is it even possible?!” Don’t sweat – help is on the way.

Sometimes it can take ages to wrap up and divide a deceased estate. In this guide, we detail what can happen in the interim.