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If you’re a business owner, director, trustee, or member of a self-managed super fund (SMSF), your estate planning needs go well beyond writing a Will.  At Nurture Law, we work with clients who have built their lives and legacies through hard work, entrepreneurship, and strategic investment. Many of them own or manage businesses, trusts, companies, […]

At Nurture Law, we often encounter families facing one of life’s more delicate challenges – how to ensure the wishes of a loved one who lacks the capacity to make a will are still respected. Whether due to illness, injury, or disability, some individuals are unable to make their own will. In these cases, the

Estate planning is about more than just deciding who gets what—it’s about ensuring loved ones are supported while preserving wealth for future generations. One tool that can help achieve this balance is a portable life interest. This arrangement provides housing security for a surviving spouse or dependent while allowing flexibility to accommodate changing circumstances. What

Estate planning can be complex, especially for blended families where there is a need to balance the interests of a surviving spouse and children from previous relationships. One tool that can help provide certainty and fairness in estate distribution is a Mutual Will Agreement. However, while these agreements can offer security, they also come with

For business owners, estate planning goes beyond the personal—it extends into ensuring the continuity, protection, and eventual transfer of their business interests. A well-structured estate plan is essential to safeguard your hard-earned legacy and minimise disruptions to your business and family in the event of unforeseen circumstances. Here are some key considerations for business owners,

In today’s digital age, our lives are increasingly tied to online platforms. From social media accounts and online banking to cryptocurrencies and digital subscriptions, the assets we accumulate in the virtual realm hold significant financial, sentimental, and legal value. However, unlike traditional assets, digital assets often present unique challenges in estate planning.   What Are Digital

In Queensland, significant life events such as marriage and divorce can profoundly impact the validity and contents of your will. Understanding these effects is crucial to ensure your estate planning accurately reflects your current intentions and complies with State legislation.  Marriage and Its Impact on Your Will  Under the Succession Act 1981 (Qld), marriage generally

In today’s day and age our phones have become a treasure trove of our personal lives, holding everything from cherished memories to important documents and private information.  From countless photos and meaningful messages to essential files and notes, much of what defines our lives is now stored digitally. As a result, the question of what

Estate disputes can be emotionally charged and legally complex, often involving family members with deeply held beliefs about their loved ones’ intentions. In Queensland, specific laws govern how disputes are handled, and understanding these can help families navigate sensitive situations with clarity and respect. What is an Estate Dispute? An estate dispute arises when there’s

Being appointed as an executor of a loved one’s estate is a significant responsibility, especially during the emotionally difficult time following their death. Executors play a vital role in ensuring the deceased’s wishes are carried out and that the estate is managed correctly. Here’s a guide to help you navigate the first few weeks after