ESTATE PLANNING

Plan ahead with clear legal guidance

We help you prepare wills, powers of attorney and estate planning documents so your wishes are clear and the people you trust are properly supported.
Wills
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Powers of attorney
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Enduring guardianship
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Testamentary trusts
Planning ahead starts with a conversation
Start with a free consultation with a lawyer. We’ll talk through your circumstances, explain what documents may be appropriate and outline the next steps before any work begins.
Free consultation
Speak with a lawyer about your circumstances
Clear advice
Plain-English explanations
Practical documents
Prepared for your wishes and situation
Safe custody
Original documents stored free of charge
WHY ESTATE PLANNING MATTERS

Clear plans make difficult moments easier

A well-prepared estate plan helps reduce uncertainty, avoid unnecessary stress and make sure the right people can make decisions if you cannot.
Without clear planning
Families can be left unsure about your wishes, who should make decisions, or how your estate should be managed.
Uncertainty. Delay. Avoidable stress.
With The Property Practice
We help you make clear decisions, prepare the right documents and put arrangements in place that reflect your wishes.
Clear wishes. Trusted decision-makers. Practical protection.
how we help

Estate planning advice tailored to your circumstances

We help you understand what documents you need, how they work together and what decisions need to be made before your plan is finalised.

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Wills
We prepare wills that set out who receives your estate and who is responsible for carrying out your wishes.
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Powers of attorney
We help you appoint someone you trust to make financial and legal decisions if you are unable to do so.
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Enduring guardianship
We prepare appointments of enduring guardian so someone you trust can make lifestyle, health and care decisions if needed.
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Testamentary trusts
Where appropriate, we advise on testamentary trust structures to provide greater flexibility, control and asset protection.
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Blended families and complex estates
We help clients think through more complex family, asset and relationship arrangements.
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Review and updates
We review existing estate planning documents and update them when your circumstances or wishes change.
our Process

A clear process for planning ahead

We guide you through the decisions, prepare the documents, arrange signing and help you keep everything safely stored.

01
Consult
Start with a free consultation to discuss your circumstances and what may be needed.
Request a free consultation
02
Advise
We explain your options and recommend the documents or structures that may be appropriate.
03
Prepare
We prepare your estate planning documents and send them to you for review.
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Review
You review the documents and we answer any questions before signing.
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Sign
We guide you through signing and witnessing requirements.
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Store
We can hold your original documents in safe custody free of charge, with access whenever needed.
PRICING

Clear pricing before work begins

Your initial consultation is free. If you decide to proceed, we’ll confirm the scope of work and provide clear pricing for the estate planning documents you need before work begins.

Start with a free consultation
Estate planning fees depend on the documents you need and the complexity of your circumstances. We’ll talk through what you would like to put in place, explain what may be appropriate and confirm pricing before any work begins.
Free initial consultation with a lawyer
Scope confirmed before work begins
Clear pricing for the documents you need
Ready to plan ahead?
Request a free consultation

Straightforward documents

For simple wills, powers of attorney and appointments of enduring guardian, we’ll confirm the fixed fee before work begins.

More complex planning

If your estate planning involves testamentary trusts, blended family arrangements, business interests or more complex assets, we’ll explain the options and pricing before you proceed.

No surprises

We’ll tell you what is included, what information we need and what the next steps are before you decide to proceed.
FREE CONSULTATION

Request a free estate planning consultation

Send us a few details about what you would like to put in place. We’ll contact you to arrange a free initial consultation with a lawyer and explain the next step.

Prefer to speak first? Call 02 9981 7800 during business hours.

Start your enquiry

This should only take a minute. Tell us what you would like help with and we’ll get back to you.
CLIENT EXPERIENCE

Clear guidance through important decisions

Estate planning can involve personal decisions and questions about the future. Clients value clear explanations, practical guidance and a process that feels calm and organised.

The communication was outstanding, and they were always easily accessible whenever I had questions or concerns. I really appreciated how helpful and patient they were in addressing all of my issues, no matter how small.
— Medhi
Client
FAQ

Estate planning questions

Clear answers to common questions about wills, powers of attorney, enduring guardianship and what happens after you send an enquiry.

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When should I review my estate plan?

You should review your estate plan when your circumstances change, including marriage, separation, divorce, the birth of children or grandchildren, buying or selling significant assets, changes in business interests, or changes in who you want to appoint or benefit.

Do I need more than a will?

A will is important, but it only deals with your estate after death. Depending on your circumstances, you may also need a power of attorney and an appointment of enduring guardian so trusted people can make decisions if you lose capacity during your lifetime.

What is a power of attorney?

A power of attorney allows you to appoint someone to make financial and legal decisions on your behalf. This can be useful if you are overseas, unwell, or unable to manage your affairs.

What is an appointment of enduring guardian?

An appointment of enduring guardian allows you to appoint someone to make lifestyle, health and care decisions if you cannot make those decisions yourself.

What is a testamentary trust?

A testamentary trust is a trust created by your will. It may provide flexibility, control and protection for beneficiaries, depending on your circumstances and objectives.

Can you review my existing will?

Yes. We can review your existing estate planning documents and help you decide whether they still reflect your wishes and circumstances.

Is the initial consultation free?

Yes. We offer a free initial estate planning consultation with a lawyer. If you decide to proceed, we’ll confirm the scope of work and provide clear pricing before work begins.

What happens after I send an enquiry?

We’ll review the details you provide and contact you about arranging a free initial consultation. If you decide to proceed after that consultation, we’ll confirm the scope of work, pricing and engagement terms before work begins.

READY WHEN YOU ARE
Plan ahead with clear guidance
Request a free consultation or talk to our team about the estate planning documents that may be right for you.