Under Queensland law, if you don’t have a will, a formula in the Succession Act regulates how your assets are divided . Your personal circumstances at the time of your passing could see your estate go to family members you no longer have contact with. Making a valid will is the only reliable way to ensure your estate passes to who you choose.

By taking time to make a will (usually no more than an hour), you can save your family and friends uncertainty and stress, and can also save extra legal costs that might have to be paid to finalise your estate.

If you don’t have a will, or your current will was made some time ago, call us for an appointment.

If you have been appointed as Executor in the will of a friend or relative, and that person has passed away, we can assist you with applications for probate and administration of the estate. Please contact us for advice.