Estate Planning

Estate Planning is more than creating a simple will. It involves the process of arranging for the distribution of all of the assets a person owns or controls.

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Estate Planning

Personal estate planning is not only about having a Will. Estate planning involves all the assets a client owns or controls - including assets not covered in a person's Will.

Simply put, estate planning involves that on a person's death, the appropriate assets go where that person wants them to go, when they intended them to get there.

Therefore, a good estate plan aims to make sure that, on a client's death:

  • There are sufficient assets available to meet the client's wishes; and
  • That transfer of ownership and/or control of those assets pass to the appropriate person or entity; and
  • that ownership and/or control passes at the right time.

In conjunction with a good estate plan, there may be other considerations including:

  • Planning for future life, including Powers of Attorney and Appointments of Enduring Guardian.
  • Advising on and setting up special-purpose trusts.

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