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Wills, estates and planning ahead
How do you make a valid will, and what happens if you don't leave a will? What does an executor do? And how can you ensure your wishes are followed if you become incapacitated?
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Excellent procedural information to assist executors or next of kin. Includes information on what to do after someone dies, who to notify after someone dies, and what to do with the estate.
This chapter of the Law handbook covers all aspects of wills and estates law including making or changing a will, probate, intestacy, the estate, contesting a will, family provision, and funerals.
A short and easy to understand guide to wills, power of attorney, enduring guardians, and advanced care directives.
A plain language guide to wills, estates, planning ahead and funerals, dealing with issues including making or changing a will, power of attorney, planning ahead, probate, and funerals.
NSW legislation dealing with probate and administration of wills.
NSW legislation dealing with wills, including making a will, family provision, and intestacy.
This looseleaf service has detailed information on topics including wills, probate, intestacy, estate administration, grants of administration, family provision, and costs and fees.
This chapter of the Law handbook deals with disability law, including guardianship and the National Disability Insurance Scheme.
Find information from the Commonwealth Department of Human Services about what to do following a death, including who to notify, insurance policies, financial matters, and bereavement allowance and payments.
Find information from Legal Aid NSW on wills, including why make a will, costs and making a valid will.
Looking for more? The State Library has a wealth of legal information in its collections. Try searching our various resources to find more.
