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David Richmond

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Solicitor with 25 years across corporate, property, and immigration law in Australia

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Wills, Trusts & Estates lawyers in Australia

These lawyers help you write and update a will, set up trusts, plan for inheritance tax, obtain a grant of probate, and administer an estate after someone dies. They also handle lasting powers of attorney and contested probate. Straightforward wills and probate are often fixed fee, while trusts and disputes are more bespoke. A short consultation clarifies what your situation needs.

Australia is a common law country where solicitors and barristers are admitted in a state or territory. Matters are heard in state and territory courts, the Federal Court, the Family Court and the High Court of Australia.

Common matters

Wills, probate, trusts, inheritance tax planning, estate administration

How it is charged

Fixed fee for standard wills and grants; bespoke for trusts and disputes

Typical starting cost

From a low-cost consultation; fixed will-writing packages available

Jurisdiction

Australia

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Frequently asked questions

How much does a will cost?+

A simple single or mirror will is usually a fixed fee. More complex estates involving trusts, business assets, or inheritance tax planning are quoted individually after a short consultation, so you know the price before any drafting starts.

Do I need probate?+

It depends on the size and make-up of the estate. Property held solely in the deceased person's name and larger bank balances usually require a grant of probate. Your lawyer can confirm quickly whether probate is needed and handle the application for you.

Can I contest a will?+

You may be able to challenge a will on grounds such as lack of capacity, undue influence, or if you were financially dependent on the person who died. Time limits apply, so it is worth taking early advice in a short consultation.

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