Helping You Plan for the Future
We are highly trained and specialised in the preparation of wills and probates
Drafting, updating and contesting wills
Applying for Probate
Estate planning administration
Letters of Administration (in the event that a will is deemed invalid)
Drafting Enduring Power of Attorney and Enduring guardianship
Last Will
Having a valid will is important in that it ensures that your property is distributed in accordance with your wishes. You will be able to choose the guardian of your children; your executor and you can ensure that your estate will be settled easily and quickly.
Power of Attorney
There are two types of power of attorney
General power of attorney
Enduring power of attorney
A general power of attorney is given to someone to make financial decisions on your behalf when you are absent, for example, if you are overseas and need someone else to sell your house or pay your bills.
An enduring power of attorney is put in place in the event something happens to you (usually illness or accident) that makes you unable to make your own decisions
Enduring Guardianship
One way of planning for your own future is to appoint an enduring guardian. If you lose the capacity to make your own decisions, an enduring guardian can make personal decisions on your behalf, such as where you should live and what medical treatment and services you should receive