Public Trustee - I want to change my Will

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I want to change my Will

Your Will expresses your wishes at a certain point in time. Times change and your Will should change with them. Situations where you might want to change your Will include:

you marry, divorce or enter into a de facto relationship
you have a child or step-child
you have a grandchild
one of your children is divorced or separated
your children have step-children
your spouse or partner dies
a beneficiary dies or is incapacitated
you acquire or dispose of assets - especially an asset specifically left to people in your Will

The Public Trustee does not charge for any changes to your Will.

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