Calix Lawyers

Trusted Legal Guidance for Wills & Estate Planning Across Australia

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Calix Lawyers Wills & Estates Specialists

At Calix Lawyers, we understand that planning for the future can be emotional and complex.

Our team of experienced lawyers offers clear, insightful, and compassionate advice to help you make informed decisions about your estate. We are committed to providing a stress-free, client-focused experience that ensures your wishes are clearly documented and legally binding.

Why Is Estate Planning Important?

Estate planning is about more than just writing a will – it’s about ensuring your loved ones are protected, your assets are distributed according to your wishes, and potential legal disputes are minimised in the event of death or incapacitation.

A well-structured estate plan can also help reduce tax obligations and provide clarity for your family during a difficult time.

Our Wills & Estates Services

We offer comprehensive support for all aspects of estate planning, including:

Wills & Estates with Calix: What to Expect

Initial Consultation

We begin with a thorough discussion to understand your circumstances, assets, and wishes.

Drafting Documents

Our team prepares clear and legally sound documents that reflect your intentions and comply with Australian State & Territory estate laws.

Review & Finalisation

We walk you through the drafted documents, making sure everything aligns with your goals and is legally enforceable in your state.

Execution

We oversee the formal signing process to ensure your documents are valid under the specific witnessing requirements of your State or Territory.

Ongoing Updates

We recommend reviewing your estate plan regularly, especially after major life events like marriage, divorce, or the birth of a child.

Common Questions About Wills & Estates

What happens if I die without a will?

If you pass away without a valid will in NSW or Queensland, your estate will be distributed according to the laws of intestacy in that state. These laws may not reflect your true wishes and can lead to complications for your loved ones.

When should I update my will?

You should update your will after significant life changes, such as marriage, divorce, the birth of children, or a change in financial circumstances. In NSW and Queensland, marriage automatically revokes a will unless the will explicitly states otherwise.

Can I contest a will?

Each state and territory has its own specific provisions for contesting and challenging wills. In NSW and Queensland for example, eligible personsβ€”such as spouses, children, or dependentsβ€”can challenge a will if they believe they have been unfairly excluded or inadequately provided for under the Succession Act 2006 (NSW) or the Succession Act 1981 (Queensland).

Speak to us to understand whether you have the ability to contest or challenge a will, or what your options are in defending a claim.

Where does Calix Lawyers provide Wills & Estates services?

We provide our Wills & Estates services nationally, across all Australian States and Territories.

Why Choose Calix Lawyers for Your Estate Planning?

At Calix Lawyers, we are committed to providing:

Get Started With Your Estate Plan Today

Planning for the future brings peace of mind for you and security for your loved ones. Contact us today to schedule a consultation and begin your estate planning journey with confidence. We proudly serve clients across New South Wales and Queensland