If you are a spouse or child of a person who has died, one of the first and most important questions to ask is “Is there a Will?” This question…
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The time when a loved one dies is one of the most difficult in any person’s life. In between grieving and consoling other family members, it feels as if there…
The death of a loved one is obviously an emotional, grief-stricken time, however, it can be made even more trying if you end up in a dispute about their Will…
Wills & Estate Lawyers come across many common myths and incorrect assumptions about Wills. Relying on these mistaken beliefs can have serious financial and emotional consequences for your Estate and…
In her Will, the deceased women gave her second husband the right to live in her home, free of all cost apart from rates and insurance, for the rest of…
Considering Availability of Assets When Drafting a Will Delaney & Delaney administers many deceased estates, acting for the executors of Wills. On behalf of the executor, we collect the net…
In Re Nichol; Nichol v Nichol [2017] QSC 220, the Supreme Court of Queensland ruled that an unsent text message on the mobile phone of a deceased person, could be…
Special Disability Trusts can be established to great benefit for vulnerable people with a disability. In this news item we share our expert insight into how Special Disability Trusts operate….
