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Wills guides.
Practical answers to the questions families often ask. Written by Willed’s specialists, no legal jargon.
- Top Tips for the Executor of a Will
So, you’ve been named as the executor of the estate. If you’re willing to take on the role, here are some tips to consider, first.
Ariella Birnbaum - Will Disputes: What happens if executors disagree?
Aside from this thing called *human nature* where disagreements *tend* to occur, executor disputes can arise for a handful of reasons. Here’s how to prevent them.
Ariella Birnbaum - Looking for an executorial duties checklist? We have one for you.
Being named as an executor comes with its own set of challenges. To help ease some of the stress during an already difficult time, here’s a checklist you can follow.
Ariella Birnbaum - 5 Reasons to Choose a Professional Executor Service
Estate administration can be a long, time-consuming and draining process, which is why it’s often better to leave it up to the professionals.
Dave Kaplan - What To Expect When Writing A Will With Willed
Talk about a task that’s in our legal wheelhouse… we’re totally up for the job!
Dave Kaplan - Why financial wellbeing includes having a Will
When you’re looking ahead at what the future looks like, financial wellbeing also means having your Will in place.
Dave Kaplan - What’s the right age to start my Will?
We recommend all adults start to think about their Will sooner rather than later!
Dave Kaplan - Every single parent should have a Will.
We know what it’s like to worry about the future. Having a Will makes a difference.
Ariella Birnbaum - Why is a Will so important? Why do I need a Will?
No matter where you’re at in life, having a plan in place is always a good idea.
Dave Kaplan - How to get your Will sorted for the EOFY!
One of the areas where you can start getting things sorted out is actually in creating a legal Will.
Dave Kaplan - Q&A: Your questions about Wills, answered!
Our Q&A can tell you everything you need to know about your Will.
Dave Kaplan - 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
Dave Kaplan