Is it safe to use a Will kit?
The short answer is no. There are many many reasons not to use a Will kit or to write your own Will. If you desperately need a Will but can’t get inRead More…
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What documents do I need for probate?
Often we find that when a client’s loved one has passed away, they will receive assistance in dealing with the funeral from a funeral home, but then aren’t sure of what happensRead More…
Advance care directives (ACDs)
Often when you see a lawyer about drawing up a Will, you will also be asked whether you would like to have an Enduring Power of Attorney and an Advance Care DirectiveRead More…
Who does your Will belong to?
Recently I spoke to a client who wanted to draw up a new Will. During our discussions I was asked about what would happen if he passed away and his family membersRead More…
Letters of Administration
Montague Law Pty Ltd is pleased to announce that our rates for a simple Grant of Letters of Administration is now being reduced to $1,100.00 (plus Supreme Court Filing fee of $1,088.00).Read More…
Enduring Powers of Attorney – Part 3: What do I do now that I have made my Enduring Power of Attorney?
I recommend that you store your Enduring Power of Attorney in a safe place and advise your attorney of where it has been stored. If you wish for your attorney to commenceRead More…
Enduring Power of Attorney – Part 2: What do I need to know about making one?
Before going to see a solicitor to draw up an Enduring Power of Attorney you should think about the following: Who do you want as your attorney? You may have one orRead More…
Enduring Power of Attorney – Part 1: What is an Enduring Power of Attorney and do I need one?
An Enduring Power of Attorney is a formal legal document which allows you (as the “donor”) to nominate a person (known as the “donee” or “attorney”) and give them the power andRead More…
Wills – Part 3: What do I do now that I have made my Will?
Now that you have made your Will, you should not remove the staple, mark the Will or attach anything to the Will, not even by paper clips. Your Will should be keptRead More…
Wills – Part 2: What do I need to know about making a Will?
For the majority of people, making a Will is simple and inexpensive.* For a simple standard Will you will need two appointments. The first primary appointment allows your solicitor to take yourRead More…