Caring for Families
Through Estate Matters

The best starting point is usually our Inheritance Overview, which gives you a clear picture of where things stand without any commitment beyond that. Many families find that once they understand the situation, the right level of support becomes clearer. We are happy to talk through it with you before you make any decision.

Timelines vary depending on the complexity of the estate, the documents available, and whether all parties are in agreement. A straightforward matter may be resolved within a few months, while more involved cases take longer. We will give you a realistic sense of the timeline after we have reviewed your circumstances, and keep you informed throughout.

Yes. We regularly work with families where some members are based abroad. We can communicate in English throughout and assist with documents that need to be prepared, translated, or notarised for overseas use. We will let you know what is needed at each stage.

Bring whatever you have — we understand that families often come to us at a time when paperwork is still being gathered. Common documents include the death certificate, any will or testament, property title documents, and identification for the family members involved. If you are unsure, simply come as you are and we will help you identify what is needed.

All information shared with us is treated with complete confidentiality, in keeping with our professional and legal obligations. We do not share your family's details with third parties except where necessary to handle your matter, and only with your knowledge. Our full privacy approach is outlined in our Privacy Policy.

The service fees shown cover our professional time and support for each service level. Some matters involve third-party costs such as court filing fees or official translation charges, which sit outside our service fees. We will explain these clearly before any cost is incurred, so there are no surprises.