Free Resource — Queensland Families
The Complete Guide to Wills & Estate Planning in Queensland
Everything you need to know about protecting your assets, your family, and your peace of mind — written in plain English by Queensland’s trusted succession law specialists.
- What makes a Will legally valid — and what can void it
- How to choose the right executor for your estate
- What happens if you die without a Will in Queensland
- Estate planning for blended families & complex assets
- When and why to update your Will
- Superannuation, EPOAs & incapacity planning explained
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A plain-English guide covering
everything that matters
01
What estate planning actually covers
Beyond just a Will — Wills, EPOAs, super nominations, guardianship and trusts explained.
Validity
02
What makes a Will valid in Queensland
Signing, witnessing, and drafting requirements under the Succession Act — and what can go wrong.
Risk
03
Dying without a Will — intestacy explained
How Queensland’s default intestacy rules distribute your estate when there’s no valid Will.
Executor
04
Choosing the right executor
What the role actually involves — and how to choose someone who can handle it well.
Families
05
Estate planning for blended families
How testamentary trusts and tailored structures protect all family members in complex situations.
Assets
06
Super, business interests & asset structure
Not all assets pass through your Will — binding nominations and succession planning for the rest.
Life Events
07
Marriage, divorce & separation
How major relationship changes affect the validity and operation of your existing Will.
Capacity
08
Enduring Powers of Attorney
Planning for incapacity so the right person can make financial and health decisions on your behalf.
Maintenance
09
When to review & update your Will
The key life events that should trigger a review — and how to keep your estate plan current.
Who This Is For
This guide is for you if…
You don't have a Will yet
You know you should — but keep putting it off. This guide will show you exactly what's at stake.
Your Will is outdated
You married, separated, had children, or bought property since you last updated it.
You have a blended or complex family
Children from previous relationships, a new partner, or business interests that need careful planning.
You're not sure what happens to your super
Superannuation doesn't automatically go to your estate — this guide explains what to do..
You want peace of mind
You want to know your family is protected and that your wishes will actually be carried out.
“Kate and her team made the whole process simple and stress-free. I finally feel like my family is protected, and I actually understood every step along the way.”
Michelle T.
Brisbane, Queensland
David & Ros K.
Redlands, Queensland
Written by Kate Redman
Kate Redman & Associates is Queensland’s mobile, all-female succession law firm — trusted by thousands of families across Brisbane, Redlands, and the Sunshine Coast.
Kate and her team believe estate planning should be accessible, personal, and free from jargon. This guide reflects that commitment.
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