Elder Law

Deceased Estate Elder Law Executors Wills 1 February 2017 How to contest a will

How to contest a will Discover our top 6 tips on how to contest a will and how to know can will be contested. Get a copy of the Will This is not always possible if the executor is resisting.  However, if you are an immediate family member you are entitled to a copy. If …

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Deceased Estate Elder Law Executors Finance Property Wills 24 September 2014 Guide to dealing with deceased estates

Common questions about deceased estates and what executors need to do: Many people do not know where to start after the death of a loved one.  Family members or close relatives will often not know where the last will is.  Common questions about how to organise the probate are answered here: Was there a will? …

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Deceased Estate Elder Law Inheritance Wills 18 September 2014 Changes to inheritance laws are coming

Changes to the law proposed- may disadvantage those left out of family member’s wills. Currently in Victoria if a family member who was left out of a  Will challenged it, then they would have some chance of success provided that the deceased had an obligation to provide for them.  This could include domestic partners, stepchildren, and …

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Contact Discretionary Trusts Elder Law Family Trusts Guardianship Inheritance Power of Attorney Property Refinancing Wills 6 June 2014 Legal and financial fraud on the elderly

Fraud upon the elderly is becoming more and more widespread and sophisticated. Presently there does not appear to be any unified Australian legislation which protects older people from this type of abuse.   In a 2011 study conducted by the Crime Research Centre of the University of Western Australia its findings were that “misuse of Enduring …

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