Wills & Estates

Peace of Mind Starts with a Plan

Planning for the future doesn’t have to be daunting and with Slack-Smith Partners, it never feels cold or clinical. We help you create clear, legally sound wills and estate plans that protect your assets and honour your wishes.

Whether you're drafting your first will, setting up powers of attorney or navigating complex family structures, we’ll walk you through the process with care. It’s not just about dividing assets—it’s about creating certainty for the people you care about.

For straightforward, respectful guidance on wills and estates, call Slack-Smith Partners on (02) 6772 1000 and make sure everything is in place for whatever life brings. Visit one of our offices in Sydney, Tamworth, Gunnedah, Narrabri, Armidale, Melbourne or Moree today!

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Support that Extends Beyond the Document

At Slack-Smith Partners, we understand that estate planning is deeply personal. That’s why we take the time to understand your situation before offering tailored solutions—whether it's preparing testamentary trusts, appointing enduring guardians or managing superannuation nominations.

We also assist executors and beneficiaries with estate administration, probate applications and dispute resolution, providing calm, practical support during emotionally difficult times. Every plan is crafted with your family, your values and your long term intentions in mind.

Slack-Smith Partners is here to make sure your estate plan reflects who you are and what matters most.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens if I die without a will?

Your assets will be distributed according to a legal formula, which may not align with your wishes. It can also create confusion or disputes among family members.
Can I update my will after it's written?

Yes. You should review your will regularly, especially after major life events like marriage, divorce or the birth of children or grandchildren.
What is probate and why is it needed?

Probate is the legal process of validating a will. It allows the executor to access and distribute the deceased's estate according to the will’s instructions.