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A Testamentary Trust is a Will that provides a greater level of control over the distribution of assets to beneficiaries. The main benefits of a Testamentary Trust is the ability to protect assets and reduce tax paid by beneficiaries from income earned from the inheritance. If a beneficiary receives an inheritance in their personal name, …

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Check out our Questions & Answers for LegalWill.com.au below or watch our ‘how to’ videos here: https://legalwill.com.au/videos/ If you are having any difficulty with redeeming or finding your Will, please review the commonly asked questions below: Q. I have purchased a Will or Power of Attorney & I am trying to redeem the code but …

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The Solicitor Checked Will option is available as a stand alone product or as an upgrade after you purchase or redeem a standard Will. This invaluable service is provided to give you peace of mind knowing you have completed your Will correctly and that you have a valid document. This option is about a 3rd …

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To complete a Will, Power of Attorney or Statutory Declaration on our site you either need to click on the ‘Redeem’ button or make a purchase using a credit card or paypal. To REDEEM your product: Locate your unique access code from inside your Will or Power of Attorney booklet or on the front of …

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When you complete a Power of Attorney, you should store your original in a safe place and ensure your Attorney/s knows where it is located. It is often best to arrange a couple of certified copies of the original document so your Attorney/s can retain one and you have a spare if required by a financial institution …

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The safe storage of your Will is just as important as writing it! Every year many people die having written a Will, yet when the time comes, the Will cannot be located. Because of this they are deemed to have died intestate. In some states if a copy of the Will can be produced and …

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The predeceased Clause is used in the Gifts section of the Online Will and allows you to decide if you wish for a particular beneficiary to only receive a nominated gift if you are predeceased by your partner.  

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The Online Will contains an incidental beneficiary clause. This clause determines the path that you wish any gift you have nominated to travel. It stipulates that if a beneficiary dies before you, then their children would receive that benefit which was to be theirs. If they have no children, the benefit is to be shared …

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