Local Wills, Probates & Estates in Silverwater NSW

Guidelines for making a will

Making a will means that a person’s wishes about distributing possessions and admin of estate can be put into place after their death. We’ve assembled some guidelines to aid you in making a valid will.

• At least two witnesses are required. You and the witnesses must sign at the foot of each page, using the same pen for the will to be valid.
• You must have mental capacity and you are not suffering from a disorder or delusion.
• Account for marriage and divorce, remember to change your will if circumstances change.
• Consider making your power of attorney and guardianship. These are legal documents that serve to give someone the power to make decisions about finances and medical treatment if you are not able to make these decisions yourself.
• Consider working with the best lawyer for wills and estate within reason. They can provide you with advice and further guidance.

By following these steps, you’ll be on your way to ensuring that matters are settled according to your wishes after your death. For more assistance with your estate planning and will matters, request a booking today.