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Estate Planning & Wills

Secure Your Legacy with Confidence.

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At Boston Rose, we believe your legacy deserves the utmost care. A properly prepared estate plan gives you peace of mind knowing your family will be looked after, your wishes will be respected, and unnecessary disputes can be avoided. Our estate planning lawyers in Fairfield and Sydney are here to guide you through every step with clarity and compassion.

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We offer tailored advice across:

  • Estate Planning – drafting wills, powers of attorney, and trusts.

  • Probate & Estate Administration – guiding executors and trustees through the legal process.

  • Family Provision Act Claims & Will Disputes – protecting your rights in complex family disputes.

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I walked out of the Boston Rose office with clear answers to my many, many questions. Before my appointment, I had every scenario in my head: if I wasn't able to structure my assets with my first preference, I had a second and third preference too. It was all very confusing. By the end of my first appointment, I clearly understood what options were and were not available, and was able to focus my energy on proper planning and processes. 

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- Fiona

Common Questions

Q: Do I really need a lawyer to draft a will?
A: Yes — DIY wills often cause disputes. A lawyer ensures your wishes are valid and enforceable.

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Q: How long does probate take?
A: Typically 6–12 months, depending on the complexity of the estate.

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Q: Can someone contest my will?
A: Yes, but we can help structure your estate plan to reduce the risk of challenges.

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Q:What if there is no will?
A: The estate will be distributed under NSW intestacy laws, which may not reflect your wishes.

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Estate Planning

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A will is one of the most important documents you’ll ever create. Without one, you risk dying intestate (without a will), leaving your loved ones to face complicated, costly disputes in court.

Our estate planning lawyers help you:

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  • Draft or update your will.

  • Create powers of attorney and enduring guardianships.

  • Set up trusts to protect assets for children or vulnerable beneficiaries.

  • Structure your estate to minimise tax implications.
     

We explain everything in plain language so you can make informed choices with confidence.

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Probate & Estate Administration

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The death of a loved one is hard enough without the stress of navigating probate or estate administration. Executors and trustees often face:

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  • Legal requirements that can be overwhelming.

  • Risk of personal liability if mistakes are made.

  • Family tensions that complicate decision-making.
     

We’ll guide you through the entire process — from applying for probate, to managing assets, paying debts, and distributing the estate according to the will (or court order, if none exists).

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Estate Disputes & Family Provision Claims

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Did you know that a will can be challenged even if it was properly drafted? Under the Succession Act 2006 (NSW), certain “eligible persons” may claim a greater share of an estate.

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Disputes often arise where:

  • A child or spouse has been left out of the will.

  • A dependent feels they were not adequately provided for.

  • Concerns arise about capacity, duress, or fraud.
     

We represent both executors defending estates and individuals seeking their fair share. Our goal is to resolve disputes cost-effectively and respectfully while protecting your rights.

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Boston Rose

Local Lawyers You Can Trust

 

Ready to talk? Call us today on 1300 224 333 or book your consultation online to get started.
 

Need help quickly? Send us a message, and one of our lawyers will get back to you within 24 hours.

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