Planning for Mental Incapacity: Why Enduring Powers of Attorney & Guardianship are Essential

As we age or face unexpected health issues, planning for potential mental incapacity becomes essential. Enduring Powers of Attorney (EPA) and Enduring Powers of Guardianship (EPG) provide vital legal safeguards, ensuring your finances, health, and lifestyle decisions remain in trusted hands if you’re unable to manage them yourself.

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Succession Planning: Treating Your Off-Farm Children Fairly While Preserving the Family Farm

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Same but different: The Aboriginal Heritage Act

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Unfair contract terms: Why you should be aware of the upcoming changes and penalties

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Can A Owner / Sharefarmer Earn Primary Production Income?

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Aboriginal Heritage Act 2 – Boomerang To The Old Law… With A Twist

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Where a Deed of Family Arrangement (DOFA) May Not Be Appropriate

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Is a Deed of Family Arrangement (DOFA) Right for you?

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Family Farm Duty Exemption

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The Will Is Not Always The Way

A large portion of a person’s wealth is comprised of assets that will not form part of their estate when they die and cannot be given away or disposed of in their Will. Arrangements need to be made by the deceased to distribute those assets.

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