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Who Should Have A Legal Will?

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This is a great question that everyone should consider. The answer is any person over the age of 18 should have a legal will. Nobody enjoys contemplating death. Exercising your right to create a legal will in Australia is not about dying. It is about living. Your legal will ensures that in the unlikely event …

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What is a Testamentary Trust?

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Literally, a testamentary trust is a trust in a will. A testamentary trust is also referred to as a will trust and is a trust that arises upon the death of the testator, who is specified in the will. A will may contain more than one testamentary trust and may address all or any portion …

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What Makes a Valid Will?

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>To be able to be put into effect and recognised by a court of law, the will-maker/testator must be mentally competent, and the will must be: 1. In writing (ie on paper), 2. Signed at the bottom by the testator (you), and 3. Witnessed by at least two people. The testator and the witnesses must …

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