Sydney’s Trusted Wills & Estates Specialists

Wills & Estates is an area of law that affects everyone at some stage during their lifetime. Unfortunately, we just don't know when.

A Will outlines how you want your assets distributed after your death.

In New South Wales, "estate administration" refers to the legal process of managing a deceased person's estate, guided by the Probate and Administration Act 1898 and common law.

When it comes to estate matters, disputes can arise for various reasons.

In New South Wales, a Family Provision Application allows individuals who believe they have been unfairly provided for under a Will, or who were left out entirely, to seek a fair share of the deceased's estate.

Defending a will in the event that a family provision claim is made can be complicated and stressful without appropriate expert legal advice.

If you've been excluded from a Will or received an unfair share of the estate, you may have grounds to contest or challenge it.

Ensuring beneficiaries with special needs are adequately protected can be challenging.

When someone passes away without a valid Will, they are considered to have died "intestate."

A guardian is appointed to make personal decisions for someone unable to do so themselves.

Family breakdowns or separations are incredibly emotional, and navigating them can be challenging.

Contracts are a key part of daily life.

Signing a lease is a significant commitment with potential long-term liabilities.

Moving into a retirement village or aged care facility is a significant decision, and it’s crucial to understand the legal aspects involved.