Sensible and practical legal advice

Robert Wood & Associates can assist you in every element of Wills and Estates, including writing, revising and challenging a Will, providing sensible and practical advice.

When it comes to protecting your family and having your last wishes honoured, a legal Will is highly important. Writing a Will can help you to gift property, possessions and money to your loved ones and charities. As well as this, your Will can give instructions on settling debt and other personal wishes.

We can help you with

  1. Drafting a Will

  2. Estate Planning

  3. Adding to or changing a will by Codicil

  4. Obtaining probate of an estate

  5. Challenging a Will and obtaining entitlements

  6. Administration of Estates

  7. Sale and realisation of property and investments

  8. Power of Attorney – Medical, Financial and Guardianship

  9. Reseal of Grant of Probate

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The experienced team at Robert Wood & Associates are specialist Will dispute lawyers and can provide expert assistance in relation to contesting, challenging or disputing a Will – you may be asking what’s the difference?

Contesting a Will – where there is no dispute regarding the validity of the will itself but instead, one or more of the family members have not been provided for or believe he or she has not been properly provided for by the deceased.

Challenging a Will – this involves challenging the validity of the will itself. You say the will is not valid and should not be approved by the court for a Grant of Probate.

Disputing a Will – this is a general term for any other dispute. There could be uncertainty about the terms of the will in this case the court is asked to work out what the deceased really meant in his or her will.

A legal Will provides peace of mind for both you and your family, and our services do the same. Our lawyers are committed to strong communication and working towards solutions with you.

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