Wills and Enduring Powers of Attorney
It is important to have a Will regardless of whether you feel you have no assets to give. A Will appoints a person to administer your estate (your executor) and sets out how you want your property and personal items distributed. An Enduring Power of Attorney is an important document allowing you to appoint a person to act for you (stand in your shoes) in the event you no longer have capacity to make decisions. Both documents are important and should form part of your estate plan regardless of your stage in life or personal circumstances.
how it works
Included in your fixed fee - standard will $770* (inc GST) for single, $1320 (inc gst) for a married or de facto couples package, or standard enduring power of attorney $330* (inc gst)
* Fixed fee cost is per person for a standard Will or power of attorney.
- Initial consultation with your lawyer to receive your instructions regarding the preparation of your Will or Enduring Power of Attorney
- Preparation of your Will or Enduring Power and Attorney
- Sending those documents to you for review and consideration
- Attending with you to sign your Will or Enduring Power of Attorney
- Providing you with a copy and final advice regarding your Will and Enduring Power of Attorney
- In terms of a standard Will, this includes provision of an estate for a couple to each other and then to any children and then if there are no children, other beneficiaries
- If it’s a single person, then it’s the provision of the estate to named beneficiaries
Download our Guide "what to consider when planning your will & enduring power of attorney"
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