Choosing an executor isn’t just a formality - it’s a key decision in your will. Find out what makes a good executor, whether you can have more than one, and how to make the best choice for your situation.

A testamentary trust is more than just a legal term - it’s a powerful way to protect assets, reduce tax, and care for your loved ones long after you’re gone.

Wondering if you and your partner can write a joint will together? It’s a common question, but in Australia, there’s no such thing as a joint will. In this post, we explain why each person needs their own will, what mutual wills are, and how couples can still plan together without locking themselves into something inflexible.

Probate is the court’s official recognition of a will. It gives an executor the authority to deal with the estate. In this post, we explain what probate is, when it’s needed, and how to apply for it in NSW.

In NSW, you can leave someone out of your will - but that doesn’t mean they can’t challenge it. Here’s what you need to know about excluding someone from your estate and how to protect your wishes.

If you’ve been left out of a will or feel you didn’t receive your fair share, you might be able to contest it. In NSW, eligible people can make a family provision claim - but strict time limits apply. Here’s what you need to know.

Named as executor in a will? Its an important role that comes with legal responsibilities and practical tasks. From applying for probate to distributing the estate, this post breaks down what executors in NSW need to know and how KM Legal can help.