Often, our clients wish to make arrangements which will take effect after their death. Clients may prepare for the future and ensure that their loved ones are provided for by preparing a Will.

Preparing a Will also ensures that your wishes as to how your estate is to be divided after your death, is appropriately legally recorded. Should you die without a Will, those who you may wish to provide for may not receive any benefit at all.

It is always invaluable after finalising your family law matters that you prepare a Will and/or Enduring Power of Attorney to update your financial affairs.

Preparation of an Enduring Power of Attorney is also a way to ensure that your legal and health matters are overseen by someone you trust, should you become temporarily or permanently incapacitated.