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What happens when I leave a gift to a charity and the charity later doesn’t exist?

Posted on30, April 202030, April 2020AuthorGeoff Milani

What happens when I leave a gift to a charity and the charity no longer exists after my death? Many people generously leave gifts to charities in their Wills to Read More …

CategoriesNews & Events, Wills & Estate FAQ, Wills & Estate PlanningTagsWills and Estates

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Charitable Gifts in Wills

Posted on17, November 201827, January 2019AuthorMitchell EvelynLeave a comment

By Mitchell Evelyn Leaving a gift to a charity in your Will can be a great way to provide generous support which might ordinarily be outside your financial means. As Read More …

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‘Undue influence’ in Estate Planning

Posted on15, August 201827, January 2019AuthorKerin Cotchett

Your Will is a crucial element of your overall estate planning. “Estate planning” refers to all those important documents and decisions that you make to govern what happens to your Read More …

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Elder Abuse: Together making change

Posted on19, April 201825, September 2018AuthorKerin Cotchett

There are a number of reasons why the subject of elder abuse is gaining more traction with politicians and getting more coverage in the media at the moment. No doubt Read More …

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Minor Wills – Do you have to be over 18 to make a will?

Posted on14, March 201815, May 2019AuthorKerin Cotchett

As well as being “of sound mind” or having testamentary capacity to make a Will, a will-maker (also known as a “testator”) must also be an adult. That means your Read More …

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