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A Will is one of the most important legal documents you will ever prepare.

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Rayners Lawyers Wills and estate plans provide certainty and peace of mind.

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What we can do for you

Appoint people you trust to be the guardian for your minor children

Provide the option for certain beneficiaries to receive their inheritance in a testamentary trust (rather than as a direct gift), which may provide significant tax benefits and assets protection benefits for the beneficiary

Creative solutions for blended families

Specify the age you would like your beneficiaries to be able to control their own inheritance

Appoint back-up executors and controllers so you have a contingency plan in place

Provide for a severely disabled beneficiary by incorporating a Special Disability Trust to protect their entitlement to the Disability Support Pension.

Put in place steps that can be taken by you now to minimise the risk of someone challenging your Will or bringing a successful family provision claim against your estate.

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Protect your assets and give the gift of increased wealth to the ones you love most.

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Statutory Wills

It is also possible for minor children and people lacking testamentary capacity to make statutory Wills or ‘court-authorised Wills’.

Statutory Wills are appropriate when:

A minor child has received an inheritance or is generating their own income
A person with an intellectual disability is likely to receive substantial assets by inheritance or compensation
A person with sizeable assets has lost capacity due to dementia
Where the rules of intestacy, which set out which relatives automatically inherit, are inappropriate

Know the circumstances under which you should change your Will.

CHANGING YOUR WILL

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ALYCE ROGERS, ESTATE PLANNING CLIENT

“I couldn't be happier with Rayners Lawyers' service. I recently engaged Kirsty to prepare my Will and found Kirsty to be very professional and personable. I feel confident that my assets are protected and I now have peace of mind that my loved ones will be looked after. Highly recommend.”

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