Eposito Law

You need to make a will that makes your wishes clear, that avoids confusion and conflict amongst your loved ones, and that is legally valid. Doing this will protect your family and friends from costly and stressful legal disputes. Your Executors have the legal and administrative task of sorting out your assets and debts after you die and making sure that your wishes as outlined in the Will are upheld.

General Power of Attorney which appoints someone to make financial and legal decisions on your behalf for a specific period of time, for example, if you are overseas and need someone to manage your financial affairs while you are away. Enduring Power of Attorney (Financial), which is used to appoint someone to make legal and financial decisions for you in the event that you lose the capacity to make those decisions yourself.

Esposito Law & Co can assist you with succession of your business through discretionary and family trusts. Trusts can be used as a tax minimisation strategy; as a means of providing shared income for family members; to minimise the risk of creditors making a claim against your assets; and to place valuable assets out of the direct control of individuals at risk of making poor decisions that may affect a number of stakeholders involved.

Have you been chosen by a family member or friend to be the Executor of their Will? This means that you have been given responsibility to manage their estate according to the terms they've outlined in their Will and to protect their assets under the various laws and rules that govern estate administration in Australia.

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