Wills Probate Estates
A Will is essential if you wish to ensure that your estate is dealt with according to your wishes, and your assets are distributed to your beneficiaries as you intended.
A properly drafted and executed Will also ensures that there is no doubt as to your intentions as to how and to whom you wish to leave your estate. You should regularly update your Will to ensure that the whole of your estate is covered by your Will. A partial intestacy can result when assets are acquired without reflecting that acquisition in your Will.
In addition to a current Will, having an enduring Power of Attorney will enable a trusted person of your choice to deal with your assets should you for any reason lose the capacity to make decisions about your day to day affairs.
Lynn & Rowland provide legal services in the following areas:
There are numerous issues which can, and do arise from the areas mentioned above. Should you have any questions concerning any Will or Estate matters, contact us today for a no obligation discussion.
Contact: Michael Lynn or Dianne Rowland on (07) 5562 0444
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