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Wills
Do I need a Will?
Do you need a Will? - it depends entirely on what you want to happen after you die.
If you have created a Will, the distribution of your estate is governed by the instructions in your will. If however you have not created a Will, the distribution of your estate is governed by the rules of intestacy.In NSW the rules are found in the Succession Act 2006 (NSWW).
A Will is a legal document that forms part of your estate plan.
An estate plan also looks at other assets that can’t be dealt with in a will. This might include superannuation or a business or a trust. The purpose of an estate plan is to make sure that all of your property no matter how you own it ends up with the right people in a tax effective way.
While preparing a Will is generally the first step in planning your estate, it is important to consider other financial and legal matters. This might include your superannuation, looking after vulnerable beneficiaries, tax planning, and appointing an attorney to manage your affairs if you are incapacitated. We work closely with our clients to understand their individual needs and develop comprehensive estate plans tailored to their circumstances.
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| One Document | Two Documents | Three Documents |
| a single document:
| Order two essential legal documents, such as
| This comprehensive package covers all three crucial legal documents:
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| Fixed Fee $250 | Fixed Fee $350 | Fixed Fee $550 |
| Ideal if you require assistance with a specific legal document such as your will. | For complete peace of mind - you will know that your affairs are taken care of. This comprehensive package will provide you the following:
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