Making a Will
Jan 2nd 2009, 6:06 am
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Making a Will
As it's resolution time again, I have resolved to make a will (finally
). However, we own properties in both England and Australia. We're living in Australia but will want to leave the majority of our possessions to people in Europe. I'm aware that this complicates things a little. Does anyone have any tips, advice, or (even better) have you been through it and can you recommend a good solicitor?
-- Kirsty
). However, we own properties in both England and Australia. We're living in Australia but will want to leave the majority of our possessions to people in Europe. I'm aware that this complicates things a little. Does anyone have any tips, advice, or (even better) have you been through it and can you recommend a good solicitor?-- Kirsty
Jan 2nd 2009, 6:20 am
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Re: Making a Will
If your'e in Queensland, you can make your will through the office of the Public Trustee for no charge. We did ours just before Christmas.
Jan 2nd 2009, 6:27 am
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Jan 2nd 2009, 7:05 am
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Re: Making a Will
As it's resolution time again, I have resolved to make a will (finally). However, we own properties in both England and Australia. We're living in Australia but will want to leave the majority of our possessions to people in Europe. I'm aware that this complicates things a little. Does anyone have any tips, advice, or (even better) have you been through it and can you recommend a good solicitor?
-- Kirsty
). However, we own properties in both England and Australia. We're living in Australia but will want to leave the majority of our possessions to people in Europe. I'm aware that this complicates things a little. Does anyone have any tips, advice, or (even better) have you been through it and can you recommend a good solicitor?-- Kirsty
We have wills in both and different executors in both. Both wills held by our solicitors for which we pay a small fee.
