Estate & Succession Planning.

Protect what you’ve built and who you’ve built it for with thoughtful, clear planning that secures your family’s future and your legacy.

A clear roadmap for the people you love.

Estate and succession planning is simply deciding for what happens to everything you own, and everyone who depends on you, if you pass away or can’t make decisions. It pulls together your Will, decision‑making documents and any plans for family businesses or investments into one clear roadmap.

Instead of leaving your family to guess what you would have wanted, it gives them a roadmap so they can focus on each other, not on paperwork or arguments.

More than just a Will.

A good estate and succession plan also looks at who can make financial and medical decisions for you if you can’t, how your superannuation, insurance and investments are passed on, and what should happen with any family business.

For some families, that might include setting up trusts to protect young or vulnerable beneficiaries, or to support children over time rather than handing them everything at once.

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Our estate planning services.

  • Enduring Power of Attorney (EPA)

    Choose who manages your financial affairs if you can’t. We prepare documents that give someone you trust legal authority over your finances.
  • Enduring Power of Guardianship (EPG)

    Give someone you trust the authority to make personal, lifestyle and medical decisions for you when you can no longer make them yourself.
  • Trusts

    A way to manage and protect assets over time, giving you flexibility and control, especially helpful for complex or blended families.
  • Superannuation

    We make sure your super is directed to the right people, as it won’t automatically follow the instructions in your Will.
  • Tax strategies

    Thoughtful planning can help reduce taxes that may apply to your estate so more of your wealth reaches your loved ones.
  • Asset Protection

    Strategies that safeguard your wealth from potential claims or disputes so it passes to your chosen beneficiaries as intended.

FAQ.

Common questions we hear.
  • Estate planning covers what happens to your assets after you die. This includes your Will, tax strategies and how your wealth gets distributed.

    Succession planning focuses on continuity during your lifetime, ensuring your affairs can be managed if you lose capacity and that responsibilities such as running a family business transition smoothly.

    Most people benefit from both, as they work together to protect you and your family at every stage.

  • Once you have assets worth protecting or people depending on you, such as when you buy property, have children, start a business, or accumulate significant superannuation. If you’re asking the question, it’s probably time!

  • Every three to five years is a good guide, but sooner if your circumstances change such as marriage, separation, births, deaths, new assets, or shifts in family relationships. Laws evolve too, so regular reviews help ensure your plan remains effective, up-to-date and takes advantage of current tax strategies.

Local expertise. Multiple locations.

Our team of experienced lawyers operates from five locations across Perth and regional Western Australia. We’re local people who understand the area, backed by the expertise of one of WA’s most established firms. We take the time to listen, explain your options clearly, and guide you openly, providing reliable representation and quality advice at every step. Because every client deserves our full attention.

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The road to resolution.

We believe in a clear path forward. From our first conversation, we break things into manageable steps, keep you informed and work steadily toward a fair outcome, until we reach the resolution you’re seeking.
  • Consultation

    We listen to your situation and outline your options.
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  • Strategy

    We create a tailored plan to protect your interests.
  • Action

    We prepare documents, negotiate, or represent you.
  • Resolution

    We work toward the best possible outcome for you.