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Estate planning involves more than deciding how assets are to be distributed. A well-considered plan can help provide clarity regarding succession, ownership and the administration of an estate while reducing the scope for disputes among beneficiaries. M & Z Legal advises individuals and families on estate planning and testamentary matters, with careful attention to their personal circumstances, assets and succession objectives.
Our practice includes drafting and reviewing wills, advising on succession and testamentary arrangements, and representing clients in proceedings concerning the administration or distribution of estates. We also assist beneficiaries and other interested parties in addressing disputes concerning wills, inheritance and testamentary rights.
Our work includes:
M & Z Legal takes a careful approach to estate planning and testamentary matters, beginning with an understanding of the client’s assets, family circumstances and succession objectives. We assist with the preparation and review of appropriate documents and advise on the legal requirements applicable to the proposed arrangements. Where disputes arise, our lawyers represent executors, beneficiaries and other interested parties in probate, succession and testamentary proceedings before the appropriate courts and forums.
Estate planning involves making arrangements concerning the management, succession and transfer of assets during and after a person’s lifetime.
A will allows a person to record their wishes regarding the distribution of assets, subject to applicable succession laws.
A person may generally revise or replace a will while they have the legal capacity to do so, subject to applicable law.
Where a person dies intestate, succession to their estate is generally governed by the succession law applicable to them.
Yes. Legal assistance can help with wills, succession arrangements and other documents concerning the administration and transfer of an estate.