WILLS & ESTATES and Disputed Estates
Powers of Attorney, Appointment of Guardians, Deceased Estates
A properly planned estate can save you and your family considerable expense and distress upon death or incapacity. Hansons Lawyers has highly experienced estate lawyers who have taken an active role in community and professional education on estate law.
We can assist you in achieving your goals, whether it be drafting a will or trust or planning for incapacity. Trusts and estate planning are not just for ‘highfliers.’
The administration of an estate requires special skills, particularly given the complexity of today’s tax laws. We work together with you, and later your representative, to ensure your affairs and estate are managed carefully and expeditiously, and in accordance with your wishes.
Powers of Attorney are essential to accommodate delegations, travel and other absences. They are used widely in the commercial world to facilitate the signing of documents. An enduring Power of Attorney is most important if someone is very ill or has lost the ability to look after their own affairs.
A Power of Guardianship is very useful if you wish to ensure someone can make decisions for you or to repeat your own wishes in matters relating to your medical, dental, and physical care.
Hansons Lawyers can guide and advise you on the most suitable arrangements for decision making considering your particular circumstances.
Contact Peter Bahlmann, Kerry Kyriakoudes or Anna Masi
If you have been left out of a Will, or are included in a Will but do not feel that you have been adequately provided for, you may be able to make an application for a Family Provision claim on a deceased estate. Contact us today to so we can discuss your options and provide you with the right advice tailored to your needs.
Alternatively, if you are affected by a Family Provision Claim, contact us so we can provide you with expert advice.
To learn more, contact Peter Bahlmann.