About O'Shea & Dyer Solicitors
We can help you with: An Injury or Compensation matter A Superannuation or TPD claim Family Law - All types of issues Wills and Testamentary Trusts Estate Planning Estate Administration Family Law Your first Appointment is a low fixed-fee of $220 inc gst. We advise and represent people in all types of Family Law situations. Separation and Divorce, Financial Settlements, Parenting and Children arrangements, Defacto and Same Sex Relationships, Domestic Violence situations and all other family law matters. Injury + Compensation Matters. Your First appointment is NO CHARGE and all claims are No Win, No Fee. We provide legal representation in all Injury and Compensation Claims and Superannuation and TPD Claims. Wills + Estates When we prepare your Will, we prepare your Enduring Power of Attorney for NO CHARGE. We prepare Wills, Testamentary Trust Wills, Enduring Power of Attorney Documents, Superannuation Binding Death Benefit Nominations and Advance Health Directives. Our Website Has client promos and many free resources - checklists, guides, flow charts - to help you. Our Vision Is to HELP YOU, by providing affordable, quality legal service and great customer service.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can people contest my Will if I leave them a Bequest?
Yes, they may still have the right to contest the Will if they feel they are entitled to a larger share of the Estate. These disputes often require an application to the Supreme or District Court for determination. Specific matters must be proved for applications to succeed.
What is an Enduring Power of Attorney?
Unlike a General Power of Attorney, the powers under an Enduring Power of Attorney continue even if you lose the capacity to make decisions for yourself. An Enduring Power of Attorney allows you to give your Attorney the power to make financial decisions and also personal and/or health decisions.