Wills Lawyer Melbourne

Your Wills & Estate Lawyer Preston, Coburg & North Melbourne

How a Wills and Estates
Lawyer can help you....

Each Will should be as individual as the person making it. Whether you are looking to get a Will drafted or some advice in relation to contesting a Will, getting advice from a Wills and Estates lawyer is paramount.

Protect What Matters

Planning ahead ensures your assets go to the people and organisations you care about after you’re gone. A prepared plan provides peace of mind.

Book a Conference

Use our confidential tool that allows you to get started online, in your own time and space. It will ask you a series of questions, and provide valuable feedback. We will then be in touch with draft documents before we meet with you

OR

Book a Call

Meet with one of our Lawyers – ‘In Person’ or via ‘Zoom’ to discuss your Will/Power of Attorney needs

Wills & Estate
Legal Services we offer

Factors to Consider in
Creating a Will with
Our Lawyer in Melbourne

Whether you want the help of a will lawyer in Melbourne or not, it is essential to prepare this document. By doing so, you can rest easy knowing that your assets will be handled appropriately and distributed, should an unfortunate event occur. We have listed down factors for you to consider when creating a will.

01. Your Children’s Guardian

Parents have the natural instinct to want to secure their children’s future even when they’re no longer around. So, when writing a will, please consider the nominated guardian’s lifestyle, values, financial capacity and existing bond.
When writing your will, it is crucial to include your assets and cherished belongings to the person they will be passed on to. However, the law automatically diverts the ownership to the surviving co-owner for a jointly owned property.
Besides family members, next of kin, or anyone you have a close relationship with, you can also list a charity as your beneficiary.
Another essential factor to consider in your will is the person you appoint as the executor. This role is crucial as it is the person’s job to carry out your final wishes. Also, it is the executor’s task to settle any financial liabilities the deceased may have.
When writing your will, you can formally state your preferred funeral arrangement.

Related Articles

How many times a week do you forget a password, pin number or code? Have you already done it more

What is an Enduring Power of Attorney? An enduring power of attorney is a legal document. It allows you to

A common question that arises from Executors and Beneficiaries when someone dies in Australia is “when does the reading of

Start your Will and
Estate Planning online

Haven Legal Co’s online Estate Planning assistant is a confidential tool that allows you to get started online, in your own time and space. It will ask you a series of questions, and provide valuable feedback.