How marriage affects your existing Will and your Enduring Power of Attorney?

Marriage will automatically revoke your existing Will and your Enduring Power of Attorney (in full or in part).

You should review your Estate Planning if: - you marry, divorce, re-mary; - your executor/s or attorney/s die or loss their capacity; - you became a parent.

We can make/ update your Will and your Enduring Power of Attorney for a very competitive fee.

We offer a discount for couples.