It is important for everyone to have a will to ensure that their wishes are carried out. A properly drafted will goes a long way to avoiding disputes over your estate. The starting point is to identify all of your assets and liabilities.
You then need to consider who will be the executor of your will. The executor needs to be a person you can trust to carry out your wishes. The best executor is a person who knows you well and knows the other members of your family.
We assist families where a loved one has passed away with compassion as we appreciate the grief and possible difficulties they are facing.
We will take care of the legal steps necessary after a person has passed away from the application for probate (if necessary) to the final distribution of the estate. Such services involve dealing with the estate in accordance with the terms of the will or if there is no will as required by the law.
Our firm is experienced in providing assistance to an executor or disappointed beneficiary in relation to upholding or contesting a will.
Our experience includes:
Enduring powers of attorney are common and are available free online.
However, our team can help you understand the legal issues underlying the rights that can be granted an enduring power of attorney and tailor the document to meet your specific requirements.
