Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. A will can be updated as your circumstances change. We help you create a flexible, legally valid document that reflects your current intentions.
Your estate will be distributed according to state intestacy laws. This may not align with your wishes, especially in blended families or de facto relationships.
You can, but they may still be eligible to make a claim under family provision laws. We advise on how to structure your will to reduce the risk of disputes.
Possibly—but it must meet strict legal requirements. We ensure your will is properly witnessed, signed, and compliant with state legislation.
Any time your circumstances change—marriage, divorce, children, property, or business interests. We offer easy updates and reviews.
While DIY kits exist, mistakes are easily made. Professional advice helps avoid pitfalls and ensures your wishes are legally enforceable. Unfortunately, mistakes made while drafting your Will cannot be undone when you are not here.
A will governs your affairs after death. A power of attorney allows someone to act on your behalf while you’re alive, especially if you lose capacity.
