PEACE OF MIND FOR TOMORROW
Protect Your Legacy with Our Expertise in Wills & Estates
When it comes to the legacy you leave behind, you won’t get a chance for a do-over. We provide the robust expertise necessary to protect what matters most to you. Find a specialised team who are dedicated to crafting tailored strategies that capture your desires, safeguard your estate, and support your loved ones throughout its execution.
Whether you’re eager to secure your assets, designate guardians for your children, or prepare a smooth estate transition, we’re ready to offer compassionate, proactive and thorough legal support. Experience peace of mind, clarity and confidence as we implement your critical decisions in the face of the unknown.
Tailored Plans
Legal Precision
Asset Distribution
Future Security
4 EASY STEPS
Your Path to a Secure Future
Securing your family’s future in the face of the unknown is no mystery with Glen Stuart Lawyers. We can provide you and your loved ones with certainty, clarity, and peace with four simple steps.
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Initial Consultation
We’ll discuss your estate and understand your needs.
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Drafting the Will
We’ll strategically design a legal draft that’s tailored to your unique requirements.
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Review & Revise
At this stage, we’ll scrutinise every detail to ensure it aligns with your wishes.
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Finalise & Notarise
Finally, your will and estate plan will be officially confirmed.

A FUTURE BUILT ON CERTAINTY
Craft Your Legacy with Assurance
While much of life is outside of our control, you can make the choice to build certainty into your legacy. At Glen Stuart Lawyers, we provide Australian individuals and families with the peace of mind that money can’t buy: the knowledge that no matter what life has ahead, your legacy stands firm, and your family’s future is secure.
We are specialists in crafting wills and estate planning that honours your every desire. With personalised strategies that can protect and maximise your assets, your heirs’ future is in the safest of hands.
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Frequently Asked Questions
A will is necessary to ensure your assets are distributed in a manner that reflects your wishes upon the event of your death. Without a will, confusion and a lack of direction can lead to potential disputes among your loved ones, or a lack of guardians for minor children.
Dying without a will in Australia means that the law will decide who receives your assets. This may include your partner, your children, or relatives and may result in an allocation that does not reflect your wishes.
We recommend that your will is reviewed and updated (as necessary) every 3-5 years or after significant life events, such as marriage, divorce, the birth of a child, or a major change in your financial situation.
An executor is responsible for administering your estate after your death. They ensure that the will is executed according to your wishes.
This can be achieved through a comprehensive estate planning process, which includes creating a will, considering insurance policies, and setting up necessary trusts.
This is the legal process through which a deceased individual’s will is validated, and their estate is distributed under court supervision.
This can be a complex decision for each individual. This process often involves considering someone who reflects your values, is financially and emotionally equipped to raise children, and who is willing to take on the responsibility.
In order for an estate plan to be comprehensive, it should include a will, power of attorney, healthcare directives, any applicable trusts, and a list of assets and debts. This document will outline your wishes in regards to asset distribution and identifying who will make decisions on your behalf if you are no longer able to do so.