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KPA Lawyers | MelbourneWills, Estates & Probate
8 Oct 2026

Should You Make a Mutual Will Agreement in Victoria?

Mutual Wills are legally binding agreements between partners that ensure their estate passes to agreed beneficiaries, providing certainty and protecting assets, particularly for blended families. However, without proper legal advice,…Read article KPA Lawyers | Melbourne

KPA Lawyers | MelbourneCorporate & Commercial
1 Oct 2026

Section 260B Whitewash: Financing Share Acquisitions

The article explains the legal restrictions around financial assistance for share acquisitions under the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth), specifically focusing on Section 260B, known as the whitewash procedure. This aims…Read article KPA Lawyers | Melbourne

KPA Lawyers | MelbourneWills, Estates & Probate
24 Sep 2026

What If an Attorney Is Misusing an Enduring Power of…

An Enduring Power of Attorney (EPOA) is crucial but vulnerable to misuse. Attorneys must act in the principal's best interests under strict legal obligations. Warning signs of misuse include unauthorised…Read article KPA Lawyers | Melbourne

KPA Lawyers | MelbourneWills, Estates & Probate
17 Sep 2026

Lost Capacity and No Enduring Power of Attorney? Your Options…

Failing to establish an Enduring Power of Attorney (EPOA) before losing decision-making capacity can lead to significant complications. Without an EPOA, families may face costly and uncertain tribunal processes for…Read article KPA Lawyers | Melbourne

KPA Lawyers | MelbourneWills, Estates & Probate
15 Sep 2026

BUSINESS SUCCESSION PLANNING: WHO TAKES CONTROL IF YOU CAN’T?

Many Australian business owners lack plans for incapacity or death, risking their families and businesses. Leon McPaul discusses the importance of corporate powers of attorney, detailed succession planning, and buy-sell…Read article KPA Lawyers | Melbourne

KPA Lawyers | MelbourneWills, Estates & Probate
10 Sep 2026

WHAT DOES “HELD ON TRUST” MEAN IN A WILL?

The article clarifies the difference between holding assets "on trust" and having assets "in a trust" in the context of wills and testamentary trusts. Assets held on trust mean legal…Read article KPA Lawyers | Melbourne

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