What happens if I don't make a Will?
Writing a Will isn't exactly at the top of everyone's fun list. But what happens if you kick the bucket without one?
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Kylie Cox
Apr 93 min read
Sideways Disinheritance: What could happen to my children's inheritance if my partner remarried after I die?
Protecting against sideways disinheritance and other unforeseen circumstances requires careful estate planning
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Kylie Cox
Apr 96 min read
Can I put my house in trust to avoid paying for Care Home Fees?
While trusts can offer benefits in estate planning and asset protection, setting them up solely to avoid care fees may not be effective
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Kylie Cox
Apr 93 min read
Understanding Life Insurance: A Guide to Protecting Your Family's Financial Future by writing your Life Insurance Policy into Trust
The benefits of writing life insurance policies into trusts and how it can safeguard your family's financial future.
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Kylie Cox
Mar 142 min read
Providing for Vulnerable Beneficiaries: Key Options and Considerations
Looking after a loved one who requires extra support requires careful planning. This blog post explores different options available.
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Kylie Cox
Mar 23 min read
The Human Cost of Intestacy - Unveiling the Unfairness of Intestacy Rules
Here are three real-life stories that illustrate the human cost of intestacy and how unjust this law can sometimes be.
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Kylie Cox
Mar 23 min read
5 Excuses for NOT Writing a Will (and Why They're Wrong) - Avoiding the Intestacy Rules
Everyone needs a Will, regardless of age, wealth, or relationship status. Failing to create a Will can lead to complications and stress.
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Kylie Cox
Feb 245 min read
Why you might want to think twice about leaving your share of the property to your spouse or partner - Asset Protection
Protecting Your Loved Ones: A Guide to Estate Planning Strategies
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Kylie Cox
Feb 103 min read
Marriage and Wills: What Happens to Your Will When You Say 'I Do'?
Don't let your wedding bells become a wake-up call for outdated estate planning.
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Kylie Cox
Feb 65 min read
Estate Planning for Different Life Stages
Estate Planning is for everyone and it's something that needs to be reviewed and kept up to date.
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Kylie Cox
Jan 192 min read
Demystifying the Law: A Beginner's Guide to Will Writing and Estate Planning
In this post, we'll debunk some myths, shed light on key concepts, and empower you to make informed decisions about your future.
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Kylie Cox
Nov 27, 20232 min read
Can I include my pet in my Will?
As pet owners, it is our duty to ensure our pets wellbeing, even when we are no longer able to care for them.
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Kylie Cox
Nov 20, 20233 min read
Understanding the Power of a Letter of Wishes
While it is not a legally binding document, a Letter of Wishes is a useful tool designed to complement your Will or Trust
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Kylie Cox
Oct 30, 20232 min read
The importance of storing your Will securely
Many people underestimate the importance of storing their Will securely once it has been completed.
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Kylie Cox
Oct 23, 20234 min read
Understanding Lasting Powers of Attorney
It is equally as important to consider Lasting Powers of Attorney (LPA) as a crucial part of estate planning.
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Kylie Cox
Oct 16, 20239 min read
The Value of a Protective Property Trust in Wills and Estate Planning
Protective Property Trusts are one of the most common types of trusts included in Wills
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Kylie Cox
Oct 8, 20234 min read
Lifetime Trusts: Prevent Probate and protect your legacy
Lifetime Trusts are a common and useful tool in estate planning with many benefits
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Kylie Cox
Sep 29, 20233 min read
Planning for the Digital Afterlife: What happens to your Digital Assets when you die
Our digital footprint continues to grow. But have you ever considered what happens to your digital assets when you pass away?
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Kylie Cox
Sep 18, 20234 min read
Thinking about Estate Planning? – 5 Things you should consider
We look at the five things you should consider doing before embarking on your estate planning journey.
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Kylie Cox
Sep 11, 20234 min read
Would my children inherit if I didn't make a Will?
If you were to die without leaving a valid Will, then you are said to have died intestate.
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