ESTATE PLANNING

At VIVMAR Lawyers, we take the stress out of estate planning.

WILL

Our Will services ensure that your assets and wishes are handled according to your desires after you're gone. We guide you through the process of creating a clear, legally sound will, giving you peace of mind knowing your loved ones are cared for and your legacy is secure. Trust us to help you plan for the future with professionalism and compassion.

POWER OF ATTORNEY

Our Power of Attorney services help you designate a trusted person to make important legal and financial decisions on your behalf if you are unable to do so. We provide guidance to ensure your wishes are clearly outlined and legally protected, offering peace of mind and confidence for the future.

APPOINTMENT OF
ENDURING GUARDIAN

Our enduring guardianship services help you appoint a trusted guardian to make personal and health decisions if you’re unable to. We provide guidance with care and professionalism, ensuring peace of mind for your future.

SUPERANNUATION NOMINATION

It is not commonly known that superannuation does not automatically form part of your estate. We ensure your superannuation trustee is properly informed about your desired beneficiary, ensuring a smoother process when administering your estate. 

NCAT GUARDIANSHIP APPLICATIONS

Our NCAT guardianship application services guide you through applying for a guardianship/or financial management orders, ensuring a smooth and properly prepared submission. We help you secure legal authority to make decisions for a loved one who cannot do so themselves.

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WE TAKE THE STRESS OUT OF ESTATE PLANNING.

At VIVMAR Lawyers, we take the stress out of estate planning, ensuring your wishes are clearly documented and legally secure. We understand that everyone’s circumstances are different, which is why we offer tailored service packages to suit your needs.

Our goal is to make the process as seamless as possible, giving you peace of mind for the future.

HOW VIVMAR LAWYERS CAN ASSIST YOU

VIVMAR Lawyers can take the stress away from your end-of-life planning and will ensure your wishes are properly documented. We want to make this process as seamless as possible and for everyone that looks a little bit different. This is why VIVMAR Lawyers has tailored service packages to suit your needs:

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    THE DIAMOND SERVICE

    A full service and traditional approach to your estate planning, which includes an initial appointment with us.

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    THE SAPPHIRE SERVICE

    A hybrid of a traditional and remote service, where you can complete documentation in your own time and have a phone call with us to go over your instructions and obtain advice regarding your situation.

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    THE RUBY SERVICE

    A completely remote service where you complete your instructions online at your own pace and we supply you with your documents for signing.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Estate planning is an important step in securing your future and protecting your loved ones.

  • Yes, you can update your Will at any time whilst you have the testamentary capacity to do so.

  • Your Will should be updated as your life and circumstances change. Some examples of changes in circumstances include if:

    • You change your mind

    • You change your name

    • You acquire additional assets that you would like to specifically gift to someone

    • You get married, separated or divorced

    • You have children

    • Someone noted in your Will passes away

  • Even though there are at home Will kits available, you should have your Will professionally written as if you write your Will yourself, you are at risk of not meeting the legal requirements of a valid Will and can find yourself incorrectly gifting your assets, which will cause issues with administering your Estate.

  • We can prepare an international Will which can cover assets in Australia and in an overseas country, provided that the country is on the approved list of the International Wills Convention.

  • Your documents can be revoked or updated at any time whilst you have the decision-making capacity to do so.

  • There are exceptions provided by the legislation, however generally you need to be at least 18 years of age.

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NEED PROFESSIONAL LEGAL GUIDANCE?

Whether you’re managing a deceased estate, navigating property matters, or planning for the future, VIVMAR Lawyers is here to help. Contact us today for personalised legal advice and peace of mind.