Features | Typical Basic Will | Liberty Law Standard Will | Liberty Law Smart Will |
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Revocation of any previous wills | |||
Appointment of executor/s | |||
Nomination of guardian/s For young children | |||
Enables special gifts to nominated people | |||
Nomination of how balance estate is distributed amongst specified beneficiaries | |||
Some basic executor powers to assist with administration of estate | |||
More extensive executor powers to address contingencies and provide flexibility (?) | |||
Provisions to enable adjustment of beneficiary entitlements (?) | |||
Right of residence held by certain beneficiary to occupy deceased’s primary residence (?) | |||
Provisions to assist with transmitting control of discretionary trusts (if applicable) to desired person/s. (?) | |||
Executor guidance brief | |||
Liberty Law Beneficiary Legacy Pack | |||
Full comprehensive executor powers | |||
Full modern discretionary trust/s created under will to benefit nominated beneficiaries and give them flexibility in the management of their inheritance | |||
Takes advantage of special tax concessions available to beneficiaries of trusts created under a will – to legally minimise the tax payable by estate beneficiaries | |||
Enables asset protection by ensuring a beneficiary’s inheritance is unavailable to creditors that make a claim against the beneficiary | |||
Assists with keeping a will-maker’s assets in the family by helping to shield a beneficiary’s inheritance from claims by their estranged spouse or partner | |||
As required, ensures a vulnerable beneficiary (for example a spendthrift or drug dependant person) only has limited access to capital to ensure a long lasting nest egg is preserved | |||
Creates a superannuation proceeds will trust (?) |
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