All Will instructions require a retainer payment at the time of engagement.
All prices exclude GST and disbursements.
Terms and conditions apply.
| Service | Price |
|---|---|
Straightforward Will – Fixed FeeWe make getting your Will sorted simple, structured, and stress-free. You’ll complete our easy instruction form, and we’ll prepare your Will remotely so it’s ready for review before your signing appointment. Includes one signing appointment, incorporation of minor edits, secure digital and optional physical storage, and bonus tips to help your executors when the time comes. ✅ Peace of mind with a fixed fee |
$750 (individual) $1,200 (couples – mirrored Wills) |
Complex WillFor Wills involving trusts, companies, business interests, overseas assets, charitable gifts, or blended family arrangements. We’ll confirm the likely cost once we understand your needs. |
From $1,200 (time-based) |
Estate planning session and adviceA tailored discussion to explore your situation, clarify your wishes, and plan your next steps. Ideal if you’re not sure what type of Will or structure best fits your circumstances. |
$400 per hour |
Memorandum of Guidance to trustees |
See Trusts |
Advance medical directive / living will |
See your GP |
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