Wills, Super and Title: Where Your Property Really Goes When You Die
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Only around half of Australians have a will, and half the people who think they know how their property is held are wrong. In this episode, Mel Dennis sits down with Tracey Collins, Accredited Specialist in Wills and Estates Law at Collins Lawyers and Consultants, to work through where your property really goes when you die.
Tracey explains why marriage invalidates a will in Victoria, why DIY will kits go wrong once life gets complicated, and why joint tenants vs tenants in common can override your will entirely. She covers superannuation and binding death benefit nominations, owning property across state lines, the blended family mistakes she sees most often, and how to find a lawyer who actually specialises in this work.
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