Single$795
Couple$1,295
Will, Enduring Power of Attorney, Appointment of Enduring Guardian and Advance Care Directive — with no additional charge for the Advance Care Directive.
Personal legal service · Estate planning
Put the right documents in place before they are needed.
Straightforward NSW estate and incapacity planning with clear fixed fees, direct solicitor advice and an efficient questionnaire.
Fixed-fee options
Complete estate planning, with simpler options when that is all you need.
Professional legal fees include GST for standard matters. Standard testamentary-trust planning is available at a fixed fee; more complex estates are separately scoped.
Single from$1,495
Couple from$2,395
Will with standard testamentary discretionary trust provisions, Enduring Power of Attorney, Appointment of Enduring Guardian and Advance Care Directive. Tailored or complex trust provisions are quoted separately.
Single$395
Couple$695
A professionally prepared Will for straightforward circumstances.
Single$595
Couple$995
A Will plus financial and legal decision-making authority during your lifetime.
What is included
More than form-filling.
For a standard complete plan we discuss your family, assets, superannuation, executor and attorney choices, guardians for minor children, beneficiary arrangements and potential claim or asset-protection issues.
The complete plan also includes an Advance Care Directive so your future treatment wishes can be recorded alongside your enduring appointments. Particular medical treatment choices should be discussed with your treating health practitioner where appropriate.
We prepare the agreed documents, make reasonable drafting amendments, conduct the execution conference and can retain originals in safe custody.
Download the estate-planning questionnaireTailored planning
When a standard package is not enough.
Family and claim risk
Blended families, estrangement, former spouses, dependency issues or a likely family provision claim may need tailored drafting and evidence.
Asset protection
Testamentary discretionary trusts may be considered where beneficiaries face relationship, creditor, professional or vulnerability risks.
Structures outside the Will
SMSFs, family trusts, companies, jointly owned property and overseas assets may require separate succession and control planning.
Advance Care Directive
Coordinate legal and medical planning.
In NSW, an Advance Care Directive records wishes about future health care. There is no single mandatory form. Detailed medical treatment choices should be considered with your doctor or health professional; we can help coordinate that planning with an Enduring Guardian appointment.
Clear next step
Start efficiently with the estate-planning questionnaire.
Send a short summary of the issue, the outcome you want and any deadline. We will check whether we can act and confirm the next step.