Dying without a will in Queensland

Statutory Wills in Queensland: Making a Will For a Person Who Lacks Capacity

At ROC Legal, we have encountered many situations where individuals are unable to make a will due to a lack of testamentary capacity. This can be a challenging and emotional situation for families, as they grapple with the prospect of their loved one’s assets being distributed according to intestacy laws, which may not align withRead More »Statutory Wills in Queensland: Making a Will For a Person Who Lacks Capacity

11 June 2024
Injured During Your Commute To or From Work in Queensland? Everything You Need to Know

At ROC Legal, we have helped numerous clients who have suffered injuries during their daily commute to or from work in Queensland. These types of claims, known as “journey claims,” can be complex and challenging to navigate without proper legal guidance. In this article, we will provide you with everything you need to know aboutRead More »Injured During Your Commute To or From Work in Queensland? Everything You Need to Know

4 June 2024
Dying Without a Will in Queensland: What Happens to Your Estate and Who Arranges Your Funeral?

At ROC Legal, we have seen firsthand the confusion, stress, and potential for conflict that can arise when someone dies without leaving a valid Will. This situation, known as dying “intestate,” can have significant consequences for your loved ones and may result in your estate being distributed in a manner that does not align withRead More »Dying Without a Will in Queensland: What Happens to Your Estate and Who Arranges Your Funeral?

28 May 2024