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Being appointed executor of a loved one’s estate carries a surprisingly personal risk: if you distribute the estate and an unknown debt later surfaces, you can be held personally liable for it. Fortunately, South Australian law provides executors with a well-established form of protection – advertising for creditors before distribution. This article explai...

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For parents and carers of a person with a severe disability, the question of “what happens when I am no longer here?” can be one of the most anxious preoccupations of their lives. How will their loved one be cared for? Who will manage their affairs? Will a sudden inheritance disqualify them from means-tested government support? A Special Disability Trust (...

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Self-managed superannuation funds (SMSFs) are one of the most powerful wealth-accumulation vehicles available to Australians, and for many families they represent the single largest asset outside the family home. Yet despite their significance, the succession planning dimensions of SMSFs are frequently neglected or poorly understood. A comprehensive estate...

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When a person dies in South Australia, those responsible for winding up their affairs must navigate a legal process before the deceased’s assets can be distributed. For many families, the centrepiece of that process is probate. Yet despite its importance, probate is widely misunderstood. Some people believe it is always required; others assume it is never ...

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Financial abuse of older Australians is more prevalent than most people realise, and its consequences can be devastating. An elderly person who has spent a lifetime accumulating assets may find those assets stripped away through manipulation, deception, or outright theft — often by someone they trusted completely. Understanding what elder financial abuse l...

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