Why do you need a legal Will?

There are many reasons why you need a legal Will: Assets If you have assets, i.e. real property, funds in bank accounts, jewellery, collectables, etc, that you wish to leave to a certain person or persons, you should have a valid legal Will. The only way to ensure, that your assets are distributed to the people you love, is to prepare a legal Will or to update an existing one, depending on your circumstances. Even if you don’t own a lot, but you want to ensure that what you do have, goes to the right person, then you should make your Will. Family Planning Are you considering starting a family or do you have a newborn or a young child already? Then it is time to get your Will in place to ensure your children are protected in the future. Preparing a Will provides you with the opportunity to nominate a guardian for your minor children in the event of your death. Naming a guardian in your Will gives you a say in who cares for your children. Marriage and WillsMany Australians are unaware that their Will becomes invalid when they get married. If you fail to update your Will, all or a big part of your estate may be given to your spouse after your death. If you have children from a previous marriage... Read more
Divorce and WillsUnlike divorce, separation alone does not have any effect on your Will. If you fail to update your Will after separation and you pass away, your spouse may... Read more Health problems If you have been diagnosed with health problems that could potentially become serious or terminal, you need to prepare your Will to ensure that your family is protected and your assets distributed according to your wishes. What are you waiting for? Smart Choice Law will help you to ensure that your Will is prepared in accordance with your Wishes.

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Wills and Codicils
A Will is a legal document that clearly sets out your wishes for the distribution of your assets after your death. Your Will is probably the most important document you will ever sign, so it is important that you have it prepared by an experienced lawyer, rather than trying to do it yourself. A codicil is used to make minor changes to an existing will such as changing an executor or appointing another one. A codicil can also be used to make specific gifts to a specific person. Our Price Please contact our office for a free quote
Enduring Guardianship and Power of Attorneys
A Power of Attorney is a legal document appointing a person of your choice, to manage your financial and legal affairs while you are alive. An Enduring Guardianship document is a legal document that appoints someone as your enduring guardian to make lifestyle, health and medical decisions for you when you are not capable of doing this for yourself. It is important that these documents are prepared and executed correctly to ensure they are valid when they are needed. We can help you to prepare these documents for you. Please contact our office for a free quote
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