Frequently Asked Questions
Estate planning doesn’t have to be complicated. We’ve answered the most common questions about wills, trusts, and estate management to help you make informed decisions.
Yes! Even if you don’t have significant assets, a will ensures that your belongings, savings, and personal wishes are legally protected. It also simplifies the process for your loved ones.
If you pass away without a will (intestate), Queensland’s intestacy laws determine who inherits your assets. This may not align with your wishes, which is why having a will is crucial.
We securely store all wills and can provide certified copies upon request. You will also receive an original signed version to keep in a safe place.
Yes! Your will should be updated whenever there are major life changes, such as marriage, divorce, or having children. We offer a simple process for making updates.
An EPOA allows you to appoint a trusted individual to make financial, legal, and healthcare decisions on your behalf if you become unable to do so.
A Testamentary Trust is a structured legal arrangement created within your will to protect assets, reduce taxes, and provide controlled inheritance for beneficiaries. It is highly beneficial for families with minor children or complex estates.
Yes, with our Online Will Kit, you can create a legally valid will from home. However, for complex estate needs, we recommend speaking to a solicitor.
A simple will can usually be completed in one consultation. More complex estate planning may take a few weeks, depending on individual circumstances.
Superannuation is not automatically included in your will. You need to nominate beneficiaries directly through your super fund or establish a strategy in your estate plan.
Our pricing is transparent and fixed-fee. Visit our [Pricing Page] for detailed costs on wills, trusts, and estate planning services.