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The Importance of Having a Will as a Small Business Owner in Western Australia

As a small business owner in Western Australia, managing and planning for the future of your business is crucial. One often overlooked aspect of business continuity is estate planning, specifically having a valid and up-to-date Will. A Will not only ensures that your personal assets are distributed according to your wishes but is also vital ... Read more

Understanding claims against a deceased’s estate for Family Provision under the Family Provision Act in Western Australia

In Western Australia, the Family Provision Act 1972 (WA) allows certain individuals to challenge a will if they believe they have been inadequately provided for. This legislative framework aims to ensure that close family members and dependents are adequately supported after the death of a person, even if the will does not allocate resources to ... Read more

Why People Require a Will in Western Australia (And Why Many Aren’t Creating One)

Planning for the future is essential, and having a Will in place ensures that your assets, responsibilities, and wishes are honoured after you pass. Yet, despite the importance of this legal document, many people in Western Australia (and elsewhere) still don’t have a Will. This blog will explore why creating a Will is critical in ... Read more

The Importance of Having a Will When Getting Divorced and Its Impact on Family Provision Claims

Divorce is never easy. As you focus on dividing assets and navigating the emotional challenges, it’s crucial to also think about updating your Will. In Western Australia, failing to update your Will during or after a divorce can have serious consequences, especially when it comes to family provision claims under the Family Provision Act 1972 ... Read more

The Importance of Having a Will as a Small Business Owner in Western Australia

As a small business owner in Western Australia, managing and planning for the future of your business is crucial. One often overlooked aspect of business continuity is estate planning, specifically having a valid and up-to-date Will. A Will not only ensures that your personal assets are distributed according to your wishes but is also vital ... Read more

Understanding claims against a deceased’s estate for Family Provision under the Family Provision Act in Western Australia

In Western Australia, the Family Provision Act 1972 (WA) allows certain individuals to challenge a will if they believe they have been inadequately provided for. This legislative framework aims to ensure that close family members and dependents are adequately supported after the death of a person, even if the will does not allocate resources to ... Read more

Why People Require a Will in Western Australia (And Why Many Aren’t Creating One)

Planning for the future is essential, and having a Will in place ensures that your assets, responsibilities, and wishes are honoured after you pass. Yet, despite the importance of this legal document, many people in Western Australia (and elsewhere) still don’t have a Will. This blog will explore why creating a Will is critical in ... Read more

The Importance of Having a Will When Getting Divorced and Its Impact on Family Provision Claims

Divorce is never easy. As you focus on dividing assets and navigating the emotional challenges, it’s crucial to also think about updating your Will. In Western Australia, failing to update your Will during or after a divorce can have serious consequences, especially when it comes to family provision claims under the Family Provision Act 1972 ... Read more

The Importance of Having a Will as a Small Business Owner in Western Australia

As a small business owner in Western Australia, managing and planning for the future of your business is crucial. One often overlooked aspect of business continuity is estate planning, specifically having a valid and up-to-date Will. A Will not only ensures that your personal assets are distributed according to your wishes but is also vital ... Read more

Understanding claims against a deceased’s estate for Family Provision under the Family Provision Act in Western Australia

In Western Australia, the Family Provision Act 1972 (WA) allows certain individuals to challenge a will if they believe they have been inadequately provided for. This legislative framework aims to ensure that close family members and dependents are adequately supported after the death of a person, even if the will does not allocate resources to ... Read more

Why People Require a Will in Western Australia (And Why Many Aren’t Creating One)

Planning for the future is essential, and having a Will in place ensures that your assets, responsibilities, and wishes are honoured after you pass. Yet, despite the importance of this legal document, many people in Western Australia (and elsewhere) still don’t have a Will. This blog will explore why creating a Will is critical in ... Read more

The Importance of Having a Will When Getting Divorced and Its Impact on Family Provision Claims

Divorce is never easy. As you focus on dividing assets and navigating the emotional challenges, it’s crucial to also think about updating your Will. In Western Australia, failing to update your Will during or after a divorce can have serious consequences, especially when it comes to family provision claims under the Family Provision Act 1972 ... Read more

The Importance of Having a Will as a Small Business Owner in Western Australia

As a small business owner in Western Australia, managing and planning for the future of your business is crucial. One often overlooked aspect of business continuity is estate planning, specifically having a valid and up-to-date Will. A Will not only ensures that your personal assets are distributed according to your wishes but is also vital ... Read more

Understanding claims against a deceased’s estate for Family Provision under the Family Provision Act in Western Australia

In Western Australia, the Family Provision Act 1972 (WA) allows certain individuals to challenge a will if they believe they have been inadequately provided for. This legislative framework aims to ensure that close family members and dependents are adequately supported after the death of a person, even if the will does not allocate resources to ... Read more

Why People Require a Will in Western Australia (And Why Many Aren’t Creating One)

Planning for the future is essential, and having a Will in place ensures that your assets, responsibilities, and wishes are honoured after you pass. Yet, despite the importance of this legal document, many people in Western Australia (and elsewhere) still don’t have a Will. This blog will explore why creating a Will is critical in ... Read more

The Importance of Having a Will When Getting Divorced and Its Impact on Family Provision Claims

Divorce is never easy. As you focus on dividing assets and navigating the emotional challenges, it’s crucial to also think about updating your Will. In Western Australia, failing to update your Will during or after a divorce can have serious consequences, especially when it comes to family provision claims under the Family Provision Act 1972 ... Read more