Wills & Estate

Learn how often you should review your will to keep it valid, updated, and aligned with life changes under Qld law today

Will and Estate Planning  is not just about what happens after death. It is about protecting your family, your assets, and your decision-making power throughout life. In Queensland, poor or delayed planning often leads to disputes, court delays, and unnecessary financial stress for loved ones. Life events such as marriage, children, property ownership, business growth, or illness can change legal needs quickly. A well-structured estate plan ensures clarity, control, and peace

Being appointed as a Will Executor QLD  is more than an administrative role, it carries serious legal duties and potential personal liability. In Queensland, executors must act carefully, transparently, and in strict accordance with the law. Many disputes arise not from bad intentions but from misunderstandings of executor responsibilities. This guide explains the essential duties of a will executor in Queensland and when professional legal advice can help prevent costly mist

With  property values  across Queensland reaching record highs, legal experts are warning residents to review and update their wills to avoid costly disputes. As estate sizes grow, so does the number of contested matters — many of which could be prevented with a valid, up-to-date will. Why Updating Your Will Matters According to recent national reports, including ABC News’ coverage of rising  estate disputes , an estimated 60% of Australians die without a valid will. In NSW a