Wills
This valuable publication allows the practitioner to take instructions using a comprehensive and methodical instruction sheet, then prepare wills with confidence, whether the client needs a simple will or a complex testamentary trust.
Precedents include various ways to deal with blended families, superannuation death benefits and rights to occupy.
Take the worry and risk out of will drafting and maximise its value to your practice by using our excellent and easy to follow publication.
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“ In the legal profession the term ‘costs’ refers to the fees and other expenses a practitioner charges a client for their professional services and other payments that arise out of the provision of legal services, including disbursements such as court fees. Costs are one of the most heavily ... ”
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“ y trusts? For clients with substantial assets, complicated families or family members who have medical or personal problems, the use of testamentary trusts has multiple benefits over usual wills, summarised below. ”
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