More than just a funeral plan, this document provides all the necessary details required to produce a death certificate.
Rather than hunt around for vital information at the time of your death, your family has everything laid out in this document; vital information needed for your death certificate, and clear instructions about your funeral preferences, and whether you would like to be buried or cremated.
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It’s important to make sure your Will sets out how your assets should be distributed, otherwise ‘intestacy’ applies, and your assets will be divided according to a legal formula.
Intestacy laws differ in each State and Territory. They help to determine who gets what, who’s responsible for making sure it happens and what needs to be done. Leaving a Will is the only way you can make sure your assets are dealt with the way you want. The alternative is for your assets to be divided up amongst family members who you might have preferred to get nothing. If there are no family members, your assets may go to the Crown.
This module is a document should be prepared for health care providers, family and friends, in the event that you are unable to advocate for yourself due to ill health.
Intestacy laws differ in each State and Territory. They help to determine who gets what, who’s responsible for making sure it happens and what needs to be done. Leaving a Will is the only way you can make sure your assets are dealt with the way you want. The alternative is for your assets to be divided up amongst family members who you might have preferred to get nothing. If there are no family members, your assets may go to the Crown.
An Enduring Power of Attorney is a document in that enables you to appoint another person to act on your behalf to manage your assets and financial affairs if you are unable to do so due to illness, an accident or absence.
It’s vitally important that you trust the person/s you nominate for Enduring Power of Attorney to make decisions on your behalf.
