Don't litigate at Court. Our alternative dispute resolution specialists negotiate out of court settlements in family law and deceased estates such as disputed wills & inheritances disputes.
An Alternative Dispute Resolution process enables disputes to be managed in a cost effective, less stressful and timely, manner. This may involve negotiation, collaboration and/or mediation. Our experience gives us the answers to issues.
Our alternative dispute resolution lawyer's goal is to explore all avenues to negotiate an out of Court Settlement. We will work with you to achieve a satisfactory outcome, without the need to engage in protracted and expensive Court litigation.
Our Accredited Family Law Specialists will resolve disputes related to family/defacto issues, involving property, finances, superannuation, trusts and child parenting problems.
Our Estate Planning experts resolve deceased estate issues concerning disputed wills, claims on wills, inheritances and problems with executors.
Expert Advice from Conflict Resolution Mediators
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Our experienced Solicitors provide expert knowledge in inheritance disputes.
Our proven expertise in disputed Wills, gives you an advantage in achieving a negotiated and/or mediated out of court settlement.
Experience gives us the answers in disputed Wills and claims noted below.
Services include claims:
We provide a FREE Will dispute assessment service and offer No Win-No Fee (conditions apply).
Whilst you have 12 months from the date of death to challenge a disputed Will, act now, before a distribution of the assets and therefore making the claim difficult to enforce.
We recommend raising your case within 2-3 Months of the date of death.
You need to prove that the Will is inadequate for your maintenance, education and advancement.
Take advantage of our knowledge and experience and call: 9481 0428 to speak with a Solicitor
Expert Advice from our Legal Specialists
Purchasing a home, buying off the plan, entering a retirement or over 55 village? Buying/leasing a commercial property?
Having a Binding Financial Agreement (pre-nup) provides advantages, a way forward for both parties in the event of a marriage or de facto relationship breakdown.
A testamentary trust can be established under a will for either specific assets or for the balance of the Estate (after debts and making all other specific gifts).
Prior to visiting a family law specialist you should prepare a list of the questions that you need to have answered. This will ensure important things are not missed.
We look forward to discussing your requirements, please complete the form below or call to speak with one of our experts today.