Wills, Probate and Estate law

The importance of making a will cannot be overemphasised. Although it is a relatively straightforward document, it is vital that a person receives clear, expert advice from their solicitor when drawing up their will in order to ensure that the will properly reflects their wishes and needs.

Probate describes the process of executing the person’s wishes after their death. It is equally vital that executors acting in this role receive clear and expert advice on all aspects of probate on such matters as preparation of Revenue Affiidavits, preparing and lodging applications for Grants of Probate, Capital Acquisitions of Tax, distribution of assets, and property sales.

We can give you the confidential and professional advice you need to guide you through these Wills and Probate issues, whether it be to assist you to organise your own affairs or to advise you in your role as executor, tasked with putting the provisions of a deceased person’s will into operation.