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Planning your future or handling a loved one’s estate can be daunting. There’s a lot to think about, especially when emotions run high. You need clear guidance, thoughtful support, and someone who truly understands what you’re facing. That’s exactly what we provide.
Losing someone close is difficult enough. The last thing you need is confusion over complex legal paperwork. Probate involves verifying a Will, enabling the executor to administer the estate, and ensuring assets are distributed according to the deceased’s wishes.
Our team is here to guide you gently through each stage. We simplify procedures, handle the details clearly, and ensure you always know what’s going on. Our aim is to make a difficult time a little easier, giving you the confidence and space you need.
Planning ahead or managing an estate isn’t just paperwork—it’s deeply personal. It involves protecting your family, honouring someone’s wishes, and providing clarity in uncertain times. We’ll help you through every step thoughtfully and respectfully, so you can focus on what really matters.
Creating a clear, legally valid Will ensures your wishes are honoured and loved ones taken care of. We draft Wills carefully, reflecting your exact intentions and reducing future uncertainty for those closest to you.
Good estate planning does more than distribute assets. It considers your family's future, helps reduce tax obligations, and prevents disputes. Our team works with you to build a plan tailored specifically to your needs, giving your family security and clarity.
Having someone trusted to manage your affairs when you can't is reassuring. We help establish Powers of Attorney clearly, ensuring health, financial, and personal decisions stay in trusted hands.
Disputes over Wills can be emotionally intense. Whether challenging or defending a Will, we represent your interests firmly and compassionately, always aiming for fairness without unnecessary conflict.
Handling probate after a loved one's passing can be stressful. We support you clearly through applying for probate, resolving estate claims, and managing asset distribution smoothly. Our priority is ensuring the process moves forward without added pressure.
When someone passes without a valid Will, distributing assets can become complicated quickly. We help simplify the process of obtaining Letters of Administration, making estate management clearer and less stressful.
Wills and probate matters can feel deeply personal. You'll always work directly with our Principal Solicitor, Mohan Yildiz, not junior associates. That means you'll receive consistent, thoughtful advice from someone who genuinely understands your situation and cares about the outcome.
Discussing Wills, estates, or the loss of a loved one is never easy. We approach each conversation with kindness, patience, and genuine sensitivity, ensuring you feel supported from beginning to end.
Legal processes can be complicated, especially when emotions run high. That’s why we explain things clearly, without legal jargon, giving you straightforward advice that empowers you to make informed decisions confidently.
Managing Wills or probate can seem overwhelming at first, but clear, compassionate advice is just a conversation away. Arrange a confidential chat with Mohan, free of pressure, to get practical guidance on securing your loved ones’ future and gaining peace of mind.
While it’s possible to write a Will yourself, a lawyer ensures your Will is legally valid and clearly reflects your wishes—preventing potential disputes and simplifying the probate process for your loved ones.
Probate is the legal process of validating a deceased person’s will and authorising an executor to distribute their assets. In Victoria, it’s typically required when significant assets like property, shares, or substantial bank accounts are involved.
On average, obtaining a grant of probate in Melbourne takes around 4-8 weeks, though complex estates or disputes can extend this timeframe.
Yes, a Will can be contested if someone believes they were unfairly excluded or inadequately provided for. Common grounds include undue influence, lack of testamentary capacity, or unclear terms. Seeking professional advice is crucial in these situations.
If someone dies without a valid Will (known as dying intestate), Victorian laws determine how their assets are distributed—typically to immediate family. This can be a lengthy and emotionally challenging process, which is why having a clear Will is strongly recommended.
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