Should I have a Will?

The short answer is, YES! Having a legally valid Will in Queensland is incredibly important. A Will ensures your exact wishes are met, protects your family from complex legal battles, and allows you to name guardians for your children.

If you die without a will, it is known as dying ‘intestate’. In this situation the law determines who will benefit from your estate. The law follows a line of relationship for those who benefit starting with your spouse and children. The line of relationship can go right down to first cousins. A Will lets you choose who gets your estate, and makes sure your wishes are followed by law.

If you die without a will, it is known as dying ‘intestate’. In this situation the law determines who will benefit from your estate. The law follows a line of relationship for those who benefit starting with your spouse and children. The line of relationship can go right down to first cousins.

A Will lets you choose who gets your estate, and makes sure your wishes are followed by law.

There are many places to get a Will done. Contacting a local solicitor is a good idea. Please BE CAREFUL when considering using cheap internet-based companies offering cheap Wills.

If you live in Queensland and have questions about death-related legal matters, here is a great resource to explore: https://qldestatelawyers.com.au/knowledgebase/

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