Estate planning is a critical process in ensuring your wishes are honoured after your passing. This article provides a breakdown of some key considerations if you’re thinking about appointing an executor who resides overseas.
People often question why the executor of their estate needs to have so many powers. Simply put – if your executor isn’t given any additional powers by your Will, then they are limited to what is set out in the Trustee Act. One area that this can lead to issues in, is the family home – particularly if beneficiaries aren’t in agreement.
What is a Statement of Wishes? Statement of Wishes (sometimes called Memorandum of Wishes or Letter of Wishes) is a non-binding document that provides guidance
The administration of a deceased estate is often an onerous and thankless task, generally involving a significant amount of work and worry – the extent of
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