Have you got an up to date Will?
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From $380
Why you need a will.
Every adult should have a will. If you die without a will your property will be divided up according to the law without taking into account your wishes. Consider the following scenarios:
- If you are married with young kids and die without a will, unless your estate is small, your spouse will not inherit your entire estate. This could leave a lot of your estate tied up in a trust for your kids which could be better spent on their upbringing. It could also mean your spouse will need to bring a family provision application, eating up your estate in legal fees.
- If you don’t have a spouse or children and die without a will, your estate will be shared equally between your parents. Nobody else will get anything.
- If you have separated from your husband or wife but not yet divorced and die without a will, your ex could receive your entire estate. If you have a new partner, they might have to share your estate with your ex, or even miss out completely.
- If you die without a will, you will not have a say in who looks after your estate and how they make decisions.
These are just a few of the unintended circumstances that could happen if you die without a will. Give us a call to find out what could happen in your particular circumstances.
Why its simpler than you expect.
Our focus is on making it as easy as possible for everyone to have an effective, solicitor-prepared will at an affordable price. We know that you you have better things to spend your money on and a will might just not seem like a priority now, but having a will makes things easier for your loved ones should the worse happen. Isn’t that worth the money?
To assist, we’ve made sure that:
- You can provide your instructions online, at any time of the day;
- We will send your draft documents by email and offer to discuss them by phone or Zoom web-conference; and
- In most cases, we will not require a face to face meeting;
- Our prices start from $380 for an individual will and $550 for couple’s wills; and
- We offer package discounts should you also require Powers of Attorney and/or Advance Health Directives.
Get started today.
For your convenience, we offer a variety of ways in which you can get started right now. Choose from the three options below, completely obligation free.
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Brisbane City QLD 4000
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