wasiyyah

A will is a legal document that clearly sets out how you wish your affairs to be managed after you pass away. Whilst providing direction as to how your asse...

A person who is over 18 years of age and has legal capacity can, and should, make a Will.  To have legal capacity must be able to show that the...

Yes, you should make a Will even if you do not have any assets.  A Will covers more than just asset distribution. The Wills we prepare also cover ...

As death can come to us at any time it is important that you do not delay in making your Will. You should do so as soon as possible. All too often peopl...

No, you don't require any specific documentation to write your Will. All you need to do is complete the Online Interview (a written questionnaire that t...

The following conditions must be met for a Will to be legally valid in Australia: The person making the Will must be at least 18 years of age The p...

To die without a Will is to die in a state of intestacy. A person that dies intestate loses all control or say over the distribution of their assets, as th...

The proper formalities need to be met in order for a Will to be legally binding. These are: the will must be in writing;  the will must be si...

No Wills do not need to be registered in order to be valid in Australia. There is no single State or Federal government Will registry in Australia. Click...

Yes, each individual is required to write their own Will. Both Islamically and under Australia Law people are treated as individuals and accordingl...