Wills
Deciding what happens to your property after you die
What this chapter covers
- Introduction
What a will is, whether you have to make one, some key legal words (like “probate” and “intestate”) and what they mean - Who’s who: Executors and other key people
The key people involved in dealing with your will and your property after you die, including executors, administrators and trustees - Making a will
How to make a will, including the rules for having your will signed and witnessed - Changing your will
How to change your will if your situation has changed or you’ve changed your mind about what to do with your property - Challenges to your will after you die
Ways your will might be challenged or not followed after you die – for example, a challenge from family members under the Family Protection Act or a court order under relationship-property laws - Where to go for more support
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