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Category: Wills

What makes a Will valid in Western Australia?
A Will valid in Western Australia is one that is in writing and signed by you in front of two...
10 reasons why you should make a Will
A Will gives your family certainty about your intentions and saves them cost and inconvenience at a time when they’re...
When is a Will not a Will?
It may sound like a silly question. We all know a Will when we see one. They’re usually of fairly...
What are mirror Wills?
Mirror Wills are two separate Wills, usually made by a couple, in near-identical terms. Each leaves everything to the other,...
How do you know if a person has capacity to make a Will?
To make a valid Will you (the Testator) must: be at least 18 years of age; understand and approve the...
How often do I need to update my Will?
You should review your Will when your circumstances change. Consider the following...
Where should I store my Will?
It is essential that you store your original Will somewhere secure and make sure your executor knows where it is....
What is a mutual Will agreement?
What is often referred to as a "mutual Will" is in fact a legally binding agreement between two parties providing...
All you need to know about executors
Your executor is the person you nominate in your Will to administer your estate and carry out your wishes upon...
If I die without a Will, does my wife get everything?
Although property you own as a joint tenant with your spouse will pass to them when you die, property owned...