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Common Myths about Wills – True or False

Common Myths about Wills – True or False

1. If I die without a Will, the government will take my assets....... FALSE (sort of) If you die without a Will (intestate) the law decides who receives your estate. Below is a list of persons that are entitled to your estate: Your surviving spouse and or children, or...

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Protecting your estate from an estranged spouse

Protecting your estate from an estranged spouse

In Queensland, separating from your married spouse does not change the legal relationship recognised under the Succession Act 1981 (Qld). Regardless of how long you have been separated, the relevant law treats you as married until a divorce is finalised. Consequently,...

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Kylie celebrates 20 years in law!

Kylie celebrates 20 years in law!

Congratulations to Kylie Shaw on 20 years in law! A fantastic milestone 👏👏 #RMOLaw #TeamRMO #20YearsInLaw #WillsAndEstates #EstatePlanning #Probate #LegalProfession #QLDLawyers #LegalMilestone

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Understanding Superannuation Death Benefit Nominations

Understanding Superannuation Death Benefit Nominations

A superannuation death benefit nomination is an important legal tool that allows a superannuation fund member to direct how their superannuation benefits will be distributed upon their death. Unlike other assets, superannuation does not automatically form part of a...

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