It’s official. Super isn’t part of your estate.
Your super doesn’t form part of your estate, and is not subject to the terms of your Will. It’s therefore critical to have in place appropriate arrangements to make sure your super ends up where you intend.
Digital assets after death: The Wild West
The digital realm is truly the ‘Wild West’ when it comes to management and realisation after death.
Preparing for your ‘digital afterlife’: our 5-step approach
What would happen if you lost mental capacity or died? While your physical life may be well provided for, chances are your digital life and digital wealth is seriously at risk.
How does divorce or separation affect your Will in South Australia?
Unlike divorce, marriage separation does not have an effect on your Will. For this reason, the period of separation that occurs prior to divorce is possibly one of the most important times to ensure your Will reflects your changed circumstances.
What is a Testamentary Trust and why would I need one?
When you give an outright gift to someone under your Will, the beneficiary receives the gift from your executor, with no strings attached. The beneficiary can do what they like with it. If you impose any rules on the gift, then you have effectively created a ‘testamentary trust’, and things get a little more complicated.