Will Drafting & Estate Planning

The Will & Estate Team at Langham Lawyers can help you create a professional and legally valid will.

Having a will takes away the uncertainty and additional stress loved ones endure when a person passes away. It is an extremely important instrument which creates legally-binding instructions in relation to what you want done with your assets and belongings after death.

More importantly, a will makes legally-binding instructions on who should care for your underage children if you pass away, and it can specify what kind of funeral arrangements you wish to have.

The most important aspect of having a will is ensuring that it is properly drafted and in accordance with the relevant legal requirements in New South Wales.

For example, if you end up getting married after creating your will, and you did not include something called the “contemplation of marriage” then the entire will is automatically revoked, resulting in a waste of your time and money. This is just one example of what can happen without proper will preparation.

Our team has the experience to assist you in creating a legally valid will today. Please read our articles regarding will preparation on our website if you want to find out more, or give us a call on (02) 8006 1596 for a no-obligation, free chat about getting started today.

We can guide you every step of the way to make the process quick and painless. It is both cheaper and easier than you may think.

We have seen an increase in interest from people wanting to get their life admin in order by making or updating their Will, Power of Attorney and Enduring Guardianship documents. At Langham Lawyers, we are committed to helping you plan for the future.

What do I need for a video appointment?

We prefer to use Zoom and Teams for our video conference appointments, but we are also able to use WhatsApp video calling and Apple FaceTime which are available on mobile phone devices.

You will need a good internet connection. If you can watch a video on YouTube your internet is suitable for a video conference.

A private area where you can openly discuss your estate. Privacy and confidentiality is a must when discussing your estate plans with your lawyers.

How can I pay for these services?

You will be able to make payment online via bank transfer. In some circumstances, we may also be able to accept payment via Visa, Mastercard, American Express and PayPal.

Can we come in for an in-person conference?

Yes, we are absolutely available for in person conferences.