Our Estate Planning Services
Our experienced Estate Planning Lawyers assist clients throughout NSW with:
Wills
A professionally prepared Will ensures your assets are distributed according to your wishes and can help reduce the likelihood of disputes after your death.
Enduring Powers of Attorney
An Enduring Power of Attorney allows you to appoint someone you trust to manage your financial and legal affairs if you become unable to do so yourself.
This may include:
Managing bank accounts
Paying bills and expenses
Dealing with property transactions
Managing investments
Handling legal and financial matters
Without an Enduring Power of Attorney, your loved ones may need to apply to the Tribunal for authority to act on your behalf.
Estate Planning Lawyers NSW
Wills, Powers of Attorney and Enduring Guardianship Across NSW
At The Legal Problem Solver, we help individuals and families throughout New South Wales protect their future through comprehensive estate planning.
Led by Evelyn Gardis, who holds a Master of Laws (Applied Law) majoring in Wills and Estates, our firm combines specialist estate planning expertise with more than 27 years of legal experience. We provide practical, personalised advice to help clients protect their assets, provide for their loved ones and achieve peace of mind for the future.
Estate planning is about much more than preparing a Will. It is about ensuring your wishes are respected, your assets are protected, and the people you love are supported if you pass away or lose the capacity to make decisions for yourself.
Why Estate Planning Is Important
Many people believe estate planning is only necessary later in life or for those with significant wealth. The reality is that every adult should have a properly prepared estate plan.
Unexpected illness, injury or loss of capacity can happen at any time.
If something happened tomorrow:
Who would manage your finances?
Who would pay your bills?
Who would make important medical decisions?
Who would ensure your wishes are respected?
Who would look after the people you love?
Without the appropriate legal documents in place, your family may face unnecessary stress, delay and expense when trying to manage your affairs or make important decisions on your behalf.
A well-structured estate plan can:
Protect your family and loved ones
Ensure your assets are distributed according to your wishes
Minimise the risk of family disputes and contested estates
Protect vulnerable beneficiaries
Provide trusted decision-makers if you lose capacity
Create certainty and peace of mind
One of the greatest gifts you can leave your family is certainty.