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What happens if a beneficiary of your Will can’t be located or correctly identified? We look at why it’s important to clearly identify your intended beneficiaries in Queensland.
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When you die, your funeral arrangements can be complex. Find out who’s responsible for your burial, what happens to your organs, and who owns your body.
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Getting married or separating from your partner can have serious implications for your Will, so it’s important that your estate planning is up to date.
Read moreHaving your assets distributed to the right people when you die is important. In some cases, though, that might not happen – even if you have a Will in place.
Read moreWhat exactly are statutory wills? A member of Wills and estates team, Janine O'Brien, explains.
Read moreNot everyone is entitled to see a copy of your Will. Learn exactly who needs to be provided with a copy and who doesn't.
Read moreFind out how to challenge a Will in Queensland, and learn about some of the potential complications and consequences.
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