At Nicholas James Lawyers, we help you plan for tomorrow with clear, practical legal advice. Our experienced Wills & Estates Lawyers in Moonee Valley & Sunbury work with you to ensure your wishes are protected and your loved ones are looked after.
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Whether you need to draft a Will, apply for Probate, or set up a Testamentary Trust, our team is here to support you with compassionate and reliable legal advice.
We assist you in reviewing your current arrangements and advising on the management and distribution of your assets both during your lifetime and after your death. This ensures your wishes are carried out, assets are protected, and your loved ones are financially secure.
We provide support and advice in drafting legally binding Wills and Powers of Attorney that clearly outline how you want your affairs managed during your lifetime and how you want your estate to be distributed upon your death.
Protect your beneficiaries and reduce tax through strategic estate planning using Testamentary Trusts.
If you have been left out of a Will or not adequately provided for under a Will, we can assist you in applying for a Family Provision claim through the Courts.
We guide Executors or Next of Kin through the process of obtaining Probate or Letters of Administration to manage a deceased estate.
If someone you care about is no longer able to make decisions, we can help you apply for a Guardianship or Administration Order through VCAT.
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What should I think about before seeing a Lawyer to draft my Will?
Before seeing a lawyer, consider:
Who should I appoint as my Attorney in a Power of Attorney?
How often should I update my Will?
You should update your Will when:
What is a Part IV Claim?
What documents are required for Probate?
To obtain Probate, you will need:
If there is no Will, Letters of Administration must be applied for by the Next of Kin.
What are the benefits of a Testamentary Trust?
Testamentary Trusts can:
What is a Guardianship Order?
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Our team of skilled professionals are ready to assist you with expert advice and tailored solutions. Don’t navigate legal challenges alone – contact us today.
With a commitment to excellence and client satisfaction, our team is here to guide you through any legal challenge. Contact us today.