Joint Executors of a Will in NSW: What Happens When Two People Are Appointed?by Oliver Latham21 October 202620 October 2026Co-Authored by Daniel De Maria KEY TAKEAWAYS: Joint executors generally need to act together – Appointing two or more executors means they will generally share… Read More »Joint Executors of a Will in NSW: What Happens When Two People Are Appointed?
Specific Pecuniary Legacies: Understanding it’s Strengths and Weaknessesby Oliver Latham21 September 202615 September 2026Co-Authored by Daniel De Maria KEY TAKEAWAYS: A specific pecuniary gift is a type of legacy which gives a particular sum of money to a… Read More »Specific Pecuniary Legacies: Understanding it’s Strengths and Weaknesses
5 More Reasons to Prepare Your Will with an Expertby Oliver Latham16 September 202610 September 2026KEY TAKEAWAYS: A Will is more than a straightforward document that is able to encompass all of your assets. A properly prepared Will can help… Read More »5 More Reasons to Prepare Your Will with an Expert
Funeral Wishes and Your Will: Why Communication with Your Executor Mattersby Oliver Latham9 September 202615 September 2026Co-Authored by Daniel De Maria KEY TAKEAWAYS: While you may include funeral wishes in a Will, it is strongly suggested that you inform your executor… Read More »Funeral Wishes and Your Will: Why Communication with Your Executor Matters
Peter Brock’s DIY Will Disaster: How to Avoid His Mistakesby Shannan Wright5 June 202512 June 2025KEY TAKE-OUTS: DIY Wills may save time upfront, but they often lead to costly legal disputes and unintended outcomes. Peter Brock’s estate became a legal… Read More »Peter Brock’s DIY Will Disaster: How to Avoid His Mistakes