Will Dispute & Estate Planning Lawyers Strathpine
Big Law have been advising on, drafting, and executing Wills for our clients for many years and have vast experience in this most important area of the law.
If you don’t have a Will, or would like to update your existing Will, we invite you to come in and see one of our Strathpine Wills Lawyers. BigLaw will ensure your loved ones are provided for exactly as you wish and give you the peace of mind you need in this most important area of your financial affairs.
Our Wills and Estate Planning Lawyers Strathpine advice involves:
- An initial consultation to fully understand your wishes
- Advising on “mirror” husband and wife Wills
- Advising on the appointment of Guardians for any children under the age of 18
- Advising on Testamentary Trusts
- Advising on Appointment of Executors
- Drafting the Will as discussed.
- Review and execution of the completed Will
- Reviewing, and where necessary, updating existing Wills due to changed circumstances such as marriage, divorce or the birth of children/grandchildren.
At Big Law we’re dedicated to providing excellent legal help delivered in a manner that our clients understand.
Sylvia and the entire team from Big Law at Strathpine were helpful in going out of their way to help us understand the process that was needed to achieve the intended result. At all times I felt confident that they were undertaking due diligence on our behalf while ensuring a prompt and positive outcome. All the best - Ngaire
Have had the pleasure of dealing with Big Law for the past 2 years and am very comfortable with their advice and the due diligence applied to all sections of my dealings with them. In particular I would like to thank Mahendra, Melinda and Janelle for the patient and caring manner in which they assisted me through a stressful time. Quality outcomes and quality customer service. Thank you all. - Lynette
Professional and understanding in a time of very exceptional circumstances for us both. Big Law act exactly as you pay for and expect and for that I am happy. I would especially like e to call out Olenska as she was professional and understanding when third parties were letting us down. Well done guys. - Adam Jackowski
Big Law were great to deal with during my time with them. Sylvia, Olenska and Yolande were efficient and very accurate when dealing with my contract and queries. Thank you team for all of your help. - Lacey Carroll
At Big Law, our key priority is providing people and businesses of the Strathpine and surrounding areas with the very best quality legal help. Our diverse practice areas mean that we can take care of your issues from the most simple to the most complex. We like to say that we provide the quality of legal help that you may expect from a large Brisbane CBD law firm.
We’re conveniently located in Strathpine with ample parking.
At Big Law, you can be guaranteed that you’ll never received unexpected legal bills in the mail. We offer transparent legal pricing for all matters.
At Big Law, quality legal help is our focus. You can expect from us, the very best legal advice in the matters we specialise.
No need to head to Brisbane CBD to get great legal help. We purposely established Big Law in Strathpine for your convenience.
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