Wills & Estates

A will records how a person’s estate is to be managed and distributed after their death. Preparing or reviewing a will helps ensure that your wishes are clearly documented and can reduce uncertainty for those you leave behind. 

At Cooper Family Law, we assist clients with the preparation and review of wills in a clear and practical way. Every will is prepared to reflect the client’s individual circumstances while ensuring the document is clear, effective and capable of achieving its intended purpose. Fixed-fee options are available for will-related services. 

Changes in relationship status, including marriage, separation, divorce or the commencement of a new relationship, can affect the validity of a will and are often a good opportunity to review existing estate planning arrangements. We can also assist with enduring powers of attorney as part of broader planning for the future. 

We also advise clients in relation to estate disputes, including family provision applications and matters arising during the administration of deceased estates. Whether preparing estate planning documents or responding to an estate dispute, our aim is to provide practical advice that helps clients make informed decisions.