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Estate PlanningPlanning for your future and the future of your family is very important. Proper planning is the only way that you can secure your future and ensure that proper provision is made for your loved ones. Many people are reluctant to face the important issues of advancing age, death, retirement from work and incapacity. One thing is certain, however, some or all of those things will happen to all of us one day. It is important to take control of those situations to the best of your ability. Failure to do so, could see your affairs being handled by people administering the law rather than by the people you trust and care for. For example, your affairs could be placed in the hands of the Protective Commissioner in certain circumstances, the financial affairs of your children after your death could be placed in the hands of the Public Trustee and the law will determine the beneficiaries of your Estate after you die if you haven't made a Will. If you want to take control of your own future and the future of your family you should read on. If, on the other hand, you are happy for others to make decisions concerning your future and those of your family, then we cannot help you. At Matthews Dooley & Gibson, we have helped people plan for their future for over 30 years. We have experienced professionals in both our Blacktown and Baulkham Hills offices to help you in the following areas of Estate Planning:-
Estate LitigationSometimes our loved ones get it wrong. They may not make a Will at all, or they may make a Will at a time when they do not fully understand what they are doing or simply make a wrong decision and fail to make proper provision for family members or others who should receive provision under their Will. Sometimes other people intervene in a person's Will-making process. They may exert undue influence on a person to make a Will in a certain way or, worse, they may even forge a signature on a Will. We have vast experience in helping people to overcome these problems to receive a fair share of the Estate of a deceased person. If you think that you have been unfairly treated in relation to an Estate you should read on to see whether you think we might be able to help you. We have experienced professionals in our offices to help you in the following areas of Estate Litigation:- How to Contact usSimply telephone or e-mail with an enquiry or make an appointment as follows:-
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