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Should I have different wills in different countries?

Many Australians now hold assets in more than one country. This raises an important question for estate planning: is one will enough, or is it safer to have a separate will in each country where you own property?

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Why shouldn't I write my own Will?

Home will-kits can look like an easy way to save money, but experience in New South Wales shows that do-it-yourself wills often create expensive problems and distress for families left behind.

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Can I exclude a child from my Will?

In New South Wales it is technically possible to leave a child out of your will, but the law gives children rights to challenge an estate if they have not been adequately provided for.

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Choosing the right executor for your Will

Your executor is responsible for putting your will into effect: gathering assets, paying debts and distributing your estate. Choosing the right person is one of the most important decisions you make when preparing your will.

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How old must a beneficiary be to inherit?

While Australian law allows beneficiaries to receive an inheritance at 18, many people prefer to delay access until a later age to promote financial maturity and protect their legacy.

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Can I give trust assets in my Will?

Family trust assets generally do not belong to you personally, so they cannot be given away in your will. What you can often do is plan for who will control the trust after you die.

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