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• Wills and estates law in Australia -general information BHS Legal

  General information, insights on wills, deceased estates, family provision, inheritance, succession law and planning in Australia, BHS Legal.

• Making a valid will - what are the requirements? -

  To make a valid will means complying with all the legal requirements prescribed by the law in the state or territory where the will is made.

• Articles on succession and inheritance law in Australia - BHS Legal

  Articles on Australian wills and succession law, deceased estates, intestacy, family provision, probate and administration, BHS Legal.

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  Useful resources on succession law, wills, estates, probate, family provision and inheritance for further information.

• Witness a will - who can be a witness and what is required? -

  Witness a will - who can witness a will and what must they do? Under the rules two witnesses are legally required in making a valid will.

• Signing and execution of a will - are they the same thing? -

  Signing and execution of a will mean different things. To be valid at death a will must have been executed according to law.