Trusts, Wills, Estates and Enduring Powers Of Attorney

The concept of “having your affairs in order” may sound old fashioned, but we wholeheartedly support it as an essential modern planning tool. We can help protect your assets from business risk and relationship property claims, put in place long-term arrangements to meet family and financial needs if you become ill or die, and keep you up to date with law changes which may affect these arrangements.

Quick Facts

Did you know:

• If you marry, your existing will is revoked.
  
  
• You can make an enduring power of attorney for your personal care as well as your financial affairs. They are important for young and old alike.
  
  
• You can gift up to $27,000 in any 12 months without paying gift tax.