Wills can be a sensitive and somewhat avoided topic for many of us. It’s quite common to put them on the back burner because they involve thinking about matters we’d rather not contemplate. Some individuals are deterred by the perceived expenses associated with creating a Will, while others simply haven’t found the time to address this important task.
Protecting your assets in a de facto relationship is a valid concern, especially if you want to ensure that your financial interests are safeguarded in the event the relationship ends. Here are some steps you can take to protect your assets in a de facto relationship.
Having a will in place is undoubtedly crucial for ensuring that your wishes are carried out after you pass away. However, relying solely on a will might not encompass all the intricacies and complexities of your estate. This is where a full estate package comes into play. Below are the documents we recommend clients put in place to protect you when the unexpected happens.
Divorce or separation can be an emotionally challenging and overwhelming experience. Whether it’s the end of a marriage or a a long-term relationship, the process of separation requires careful navigation and thoughtful steps to ensure a smooth transition into a new chapter of life. In this blog, we’ll explore some essential things to consider when you find yourself facing separation and divorce.
At Orman Solicitors we believe that litigation and going to court is the last resort, especially in family law matters. When parties are navigating their way through emotionally challenging times it is prudent for solicitors to advise a non-adversarial route such as mediation and negotiation. In our latest blog we explore what Family Dispute Resolution and Mediation looks like…
Going through a separation or divorce is undoubtedly a challenging and emotionally taxing experience. Amidst the many adjustments you’ll have to make, it’s easy to overlook the importance of updating your estate plan. However, failing to do so can have significant consequences and leave your assets vulnerable to unintended beneficiaries. Read our latest blog to find out more…
