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What happens if you die without a will?

By Prue Vines, Professor, Law Faculty, UNSW Sydney

Death creates grief and sometimes grief overwhelms good sense and creates greed leading to disputes. Making a will is the best way to smooth the process of transferring your estate once you die.

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