Wills and relationships.

A partner is usually someone who has lived with you continually for 2 or more years. It is important to seek professional advice in regards to your Will if you are in a relationship. As your partner may have the same rights as a spouse if you die without a Will. Therefore, your partner might be the primary beneficiary if you die without a Will. They can also make a claim against your Estate if they feel they have not been adequately provided for in your Will. A Tasmanian Perpetual Trustees Estate Planner can help you work through any questions you may have in regards to your wishes and relationships.

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