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A will addresses the distribution of your assets & the guardianship of your children when you pass away. 

You also need Power of Attorney & Enduring Guardian documents, which appoint someone to handle your finance & health decisions while you are alive, but incapacitated.

It is important to make your wishes clear & together.

These three documents help to safeguard you & your family now - and into the future.

After a loved one dies, a Grant of Probate is often needed to validate a will.

This document provides the executor of the estate permission to collect assets, pay debts & distribute assets to beneficiaries, as per the loved one's will.

At Sally Callander Law, we have created a streamlined process to help clients avoid any delays in executing a Probate document.

A Letter of Administration is needed when a loved one dies without a will.

This document designates an administrator(s) to manage & distribute a deceased loved one’s assets & pay any debts.

Sometimes, a Letter of Administration is needed, even when there is a will.

Need help navigating this complex system?

Sally has years of experience working with the courts to make settling a loved one’s estate stress-free. 

A Family Provision Claim is made when a family member/eligible person is unhappy with how assets have been dictated to be distributed in a will.

A family provision claim must be filed with the court within 12 months of the date of death.

Sally & her team are here to help you through the process.

Sally & her team are experts in guiding you through all elements of elder law, including guardianship tribunal matters or retirement village entry matters, including legal entry & contracts.

Unfortunately, aged care facilities come with a lot of complexities. From navigating the market, to choosing the right option & understanding the contract, Sally can ensure clear provisions, so this stage of life remains as stress-free as possible.