Why take the risk of making a home-made or online will?
Why engage a law firm that will not use their local office to draft your will?
Why use an under-funded government agency like the New South Wales Trustee and Guardian?
An improperly drafted will or outdated will can cause more problems than not having a will at all. It is particularly important if you have a blended family to get your affairs in order.
Get the right advice. Manny is the only local accredited specialist in wills and estates. He will make sure that your wishes are properly documented and tailor-made to fit your circumstances.
We offer affordable flat-fee packages that include face-to-face meetings, the provision of advice regarding your affairs and drafting and amending your documentation as required.
Don’t leave it until it’s too late.
Power of Attorney
A power of attorney is often more important than one’s will.
- Avoid the distress of a government agency taking control of your affairs.
- Avoid family disputes regarding who will manage your affairs.
- Ensure that someone you trust will protect you if you lose capacity.
- Ensure that your power of attorney includes the nomination of a substitute attorney if your attorney is unable to act.
Administration of Estates
During difficult times, it is important to retain an experienced and specialised solicitor to deal with your loved one’s estate.
Understand that the solicitor or firm that drafted the will need not be retained to administer the estate. Choose a solicitor that will protect you and the estate properly.
We will make sure that the will is interpreted correctly and that the estate is administered accurately and efficiently.
Estate Disputes
Be aware that if you need to make a claim, the limitation period is only 12 months from the date of death. If you have been left out of a will or the terms of the will are unfair, get the right advice early.
Do not let disputes escalate unnecessarily. Retain an experienced solicitor who can provide you with practical solutions early to avoid legal costs.
This article is intended to be for information and educational purposes only and cannot be relied upon as legal advice. The information may not apply to your circumstances or to your particular situation. If you need specific advice or you have any questions, we welcome you to contact us directly.