Sadly, in situations where advisers, accountants, solicitors, or other facilitators are required to work together, it can be an all too common issue that someone's ego stands in the way of a great outcome for the client.

Contested Wills are becoming more and more common, resulting sadly in families being torn apart and significant legal costs. What steps can be taken to protect your estate and your beneficiaries?

If one child of a family contributes to a family business (therefore growth of an estate), but other siblings choose not to be involved, how can this be clinically measured when it comes to preparing your Will and Legacy Plan? What factors are there to be considered?

Once its done I can just stick it in the drawer. 7 Minute Will Myth #9

Everything I own will pass through my Will. 7 Minute Will Myth #8

I've re-partnered but I don't need to change my Will yet. 7 Minute Will Myth #7

I don't need to have a Testamentary Trust option in my Will! 7 Minute Will Myth #6

7 Minute Will Myth #5 - It’s best I wait until ______, then I’ll get it all done.

7 Minute Will Myth #4 - I just need one person as my executor.

7 Minute Will Myth #3 - As long as I have a legal will, it will all work itself out.