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Wills Specialists

We make Wills easy. We have many years of combined experience in this area and are dedicated to guiding you through every step of the process with expert legal counsel.

Comprehensive Range of Services

Whether you’re making a Will or changing one, executing a Will or disputing one, Kells is your cornerstone. Let our expert estate planning lawyers assist you.

Readily Accessible

With strategically positioned offices across the Illawarra region and Sydney CBD, we offer the benefit of convenience and accessibility to our clients in NSW.

Tailored Legal Solutions

We do not make you fit into a “one size fits all” for your estate planning requirements. Instead, we tailor our solutions to meet your unique needs and goals.

Here To Help

Do you want to leave a legacy your beneficiaries can enjoy long after you’re gone? The truth is, without an effective Will, your chosen beneficiaries may not receive their legacy as it was intended. We’re here to help make sure they do.

Wills, Estate Planning & Trusts

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How Can Our Illawarra and Sydney Will Lawyers Help?

You have worked hard to achieve what you have today – don’t let it go to waste!



Although death is never an easy topic to talk about, it is important to plan ahead to ensure that your wishes are carried out when you pass away.


A well-written Will ensures that those whom you care about are looked after. It safeguards your assets and will help protect your loved ones at that most vulnerable time.


Today, more than ever, your Will must take into account a range of complex assets, structures and methods of ownership.


Our estate planning team can help address issues such as:


  • Selecting a suitable executor to manage your estate
  • Guardianship of infant children
  • Mitigating against unexpected personal or family events
  • Blended families
  • Protecting your estate against potential claims for further provision by family or friends
  • Identifying assets that do not automatically form part of your Will and how to address these to still achieve your goals.


Frequently Asked Questions

  • What is a Will?

    A Will is a written and signed legal document that sets out how the Will maker wants property and assets to be divided after their death.

  • What is an executor?

    An Executor is the person responsible for administering your estate. The executor should be someone you trust and feel is capable and available to take on the role of supervising your estate. Often the executor will be one of the major beneficiaries of your estate and it is often wise to appoint more than one executor. If there are complex assets or long-term arrangements, Kells will offer specialist advice.

  • What is a beneficiary?

    A beneficiary is a person who receives money or property under your Will. Marriage and divorce will impact on how you provide for your family and affect any existing Will. The Succession Act also gives a statutory remedy to certain persons including your spouse or eligible dependants if they are not adequately provided for (See Family Provision Claims for more details).

  • What is estate planning?

    Estate planning is a complete review of your personal and business circumstances including:


    • How you currently hold your assets
    • Superannuation nominations
    • Life insurance policies
    • Pensions and other entitlements
    • Capital gains tax implications
    • Consideration of the financial, taxation and personal position of your beneficiaries.

  • What is a guardian?

    A guardian can be appointed to care for children who are minors in the event of both parents dying.

  • What is a probate?

    Probate is an Order from the Supreme Court stating that the Will has been proved to be the last and proper Will of the Will maker and permits the executor to sell, collect and distribute the estate assets to the beneficiaries.

Get Expert Wills & Estate Planning Advice

Do you have any questions or are you looking for the right professional advice? Call us today and let our expert Will lawyers assist you.

Wills, Estate Planning & Trusts

Area of Expertise

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