
Voluntary Assisted Dying in Australia: What you need to know
The past five years have seen a quiet revolution in the way we die in Australia. Since 2017, all six Australian states have passed Voluntary Assisted Dying (VAD) laws. This […]
Read MoreThe past five years have seen a quiet revolution in the way we die in Australia. Since 2017, all six Australian states have passed Voluntary Assisted Dying (VAD) laws. This […]
Read MoreThe growth of technology and versatile online platforms have given us the opportunity to have our personal assets converted into numerous digital formats. But have you ever thought about what […]
Read MoreIn March 2022, Sveti Williams was faced with one of the most challenging decisions she’d ever had to make – to ‘pull the plug’ on her gravely ill ex-husband and […]
Read MoreThoughts around end-of-life planning are something we may not consider every day, but for some people, this is the stark reality facing them. Being told you have a life-threatening illness […]
Read MoreIt’s never easy when a loved one passes away. It can be an incredibly stressful time for the deceased’s family and close friends as they attempt to contact family scattered […]
Read MoreFamily heirlooms are precious items that are inherited through an estate, which can have both sentimental and financial value. They can be passed down from generation to generation and are […]
Read MoreAn Enduring Power of Attorney (EPA) is a legal document that appoints someone to manage either your personal and/or financial affairs. The person you appoint is called an attorney. You are known as the principal. A financial attorney […]
Read MoreProper estate planning is one of the most important ways we can help our loved ones navigate a very difficult time. The 11th century philosopher Solomon ibn Gabriol said “Plan […]
Read MoreKnowing your options to make empowered choices. The thought of planning your funeral can be sad for some, but the key thing to remember is that it doesn’t have to be. Doing […]
Read MoreEnd of life, it’s something that happens to everyone – it’s part of life. Yet did you know that 82 per cent of Australian’s agree it’s a meaningful conversation, though […]
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