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What a Brisbane wills and estates lawyer can help with

Queensland succession law sits under the Succession Act 1981 (Qld). A Brisbane wills and estates lawyer can draft a will, set up an enduring power of attorney, apply for probate at the Supreme Court of Queensland, or run a family provision claim.

  • You want a simple or complex will tailored to Queensland law.
  • A parent or partner has died and you need to apply for probate.
  • You believe a will is invalid or that you were unfairly left out.
  • You need an Enduring Power of Attorney for financial and medical decisions.
  • You are an executor and unsure of your duties.

What to bring to your first consultation

  • Any existing will, draft or notes.
  • Death certificate (if dealing with an estate).
  • A list of assets and major liabilities.
  • Family details: spouse, children, dependants.

What it costs in Brisbane

A simple Brisbane will starts from $300–$600. Probate applications typically cost $1,800–$3,500 plus court filing fees. Family provision claims are usually run on a "no win, no fee" basis.

The Brisbane context

Probate applications are filed at the Supreme Court of Queensland, Brisbane registry. Family provision claims must be commenced within 9 months of death, with notice of intention given within 6 months.

Questions to ask your lawyer

Once matched, bring these to your first consultation.

  • Are there any issues with how this will is currently structured?
  • How do I ensure my assets pass to the right people in the right way?
  • What powers of attorney should I have in place alongside my will?
  • How long will probate take, and what will be required of the executor?
  • What do you need from me to get started?
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