Wills and estate planning should be considered by everyone over the age of 18 years old.

By making a Will you protect the ones you love and free them from any financial worry at a time of emotional stress and bereavement.

Our solicitors are skilled in preparing Wills for both large and small estates. We can make sure that your estate plan leaves nothing to chance and your intentions are clear, saving your family from needless financial and legal problems.

Unlike some law firms, we will not suggest you implement the most expensive Will just so we can charge a higher fee. What we do at Bellco Law is assess your situation and what you are wishing to do and then prescribe the right package. We give you options and explain the pro’s and con’s.

Our experience gives us an appreciation of both the importance of a Will and the emotions that arise when making one.

Contact us now to discuss your next steps in organising your Will.

Wills & Estates Team

Shaun Campbell
Shaun Campbell Solicitor
Melanie Costi
Melanie Costi Solicitor
Edward Mark
Edward Mark Solicitor

Bellco Law can assist you with any Will, complex Will, testamentary trust or estate administration matter or concern you might have.

The preparation of a Will, complex Will or testamentary trust is a seamless and easy task once you have an idea of your wishes and intentions and the team at Bellco Law are here to help. Make an appointment with Bellco Law to discuss your next step.

Wills FAQ

Although not having a legally valid Will does not mean your estate, upon death, will not be administered, the issue will more likely be that it will be administered contrary to your ultimate wishes and by people you do not want. It will also be a significantly more expensive and time-consuming affair for your loved ones.

A legally drafted Will allows you to nominate who you want to administer your Will and to accurately and clearly record your wishes and intentions.

Having a legally drafted Will provides peace of mind. The team at Bellco Law are here to help and ensure that occurs.

Not all Wills need to be complex. Whether a complex or testamentary trust arrangement is needed comes down to personal circumstances and wishes and intentions.

Bellco Law has an established and tested “simple” form Will that can be efficiently prepared for those urgent matters, or where the need for a complex Will or testamentary trust is not required.

Where the situation arises that a complex Will or testamentary trust is required (or you simply need more detailed advice unique to your personal circumstances about such) you should call Bellco Law to arrange a consultation with one of our lawyers.

It is as simple as submitting an enquiry online.

Upon receipt of your online enquiry we will email you Bellco Law’s electronic form to complete. This form will be your instructions to Bellco Law to prepare a Will or to arrange a time to discuss complex Wills or testamentary trusts.

A person may be entitled to challenge a Will. Examples of where a challenge can occur (or arise) are:

  • Where there are questions about the mental capacity of the person that made the Will
  • Where there is dissatisfaction about the contents of the Will (provision under the will being made)
  • Where there is a belief that the person that made the Will was under the influence of (duress) another.

Bellco Law can assist with any challenge to a Will. If you think you need to challenge a Will you should call Bellco Law to arrange a consultation with one of our lawyers.

There are strict time limits for a challenge to a Will. If you are outside the time limits your rights may be lost.

If you want to challenge a Will contact Bellco Law without delay so we can look at your situation.