Ok, granted, this topic brings together two things we don’t really like to think about: the competing responsibilities toward spouses and children from past and current relationships, and the possibility we might die. However, if you do find yourself in a blended family (basically, any family where one spouse or partner has kids by another relationship), it is particularly important that you have a Will.
The importance of the final inspection
The risks when making an offer without finance lined up
Buying before the plan of subdivision is registered
A surprise road development
Early access to a property
The warehouse loft challenge
The goods in the shed
Why you should make a Will after purchasing property
What is a binding death benefit nomination and why do I need one?
What is a testamentary guardian, and why do I need one for my child?
A testamentary guardian is an adult designated in a parent’s Will to care for that person’s child in case both parents die before the child turns 18.
While the thought might make you shudder, you need to write a Will and choose a guardian so the courts don't do it for you should the worst should happen.












