Estate Planning Packages

We offer fixed fee pricing to give you peace of mind. All packages include:

  • a Will

  • an Advance Care Directive

  • an Enduring Power of Attorney

  • Superannuation nominations

  • Letter of Wishes.

We will discuss which package best meets your needs at our Initial Meeting or you can book in a free 15 minute phone consult if you want to chat first.

Got questions? Book a free 15 minute phone consult or email julia@bowerbirdwills.com.au to discuss.

  • This package includes:

    • a will

    • an enduring power of attorney

    • an advance care directive

    • superannuation nominations

    • Letter of Wishes.

    Individual Package: $1250 (incl GST)

    Couples Package: $1750 (incl GST)

  • This package includes:

    • a testamentary trust will

    • an enduring power of attorney

    • an advance care directive

    • superannuation nominations

    • a Letter of Wishes.

    Individual: $1800 (incl GST)

    Couple: $2250 (incl GST)

  • Depending on your situation, we may need to review additional documentation and your estate plan may need some extra legal advice. We call these “add-ons” and they can be included with either the Essentials Package or the Testamentary Trust Package at an additional cost listed below.

    If you control a:

    Family trust - add $450 (incl GST)

    Company - add $450 (incl GST)

    Business - add $450 (incl GST)

    SMSF -add $650 (incl GST)

    If you have a:

    Blended family - add $650 (incl GST)

    Beneficiary who requires a special disability trust or cannot be trusted to manage their inheritance - add $750 (incl GST)

    If a life interest in required - add $850

    We will confirm price at the end of our initial estate planning meeting.

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What is in an Estate Plan? We’re glad you asked.

  • A Will

    A will sets out what you want to happen to your assets and possessions after you die.

    It appoints a person/s to be your executor, as well as a guardian if you have children under 18.

  • Enduring Power of Attorney

    An Enduring Power of Attorney allows you to appoint someone you trust to manage your finances and legal affairs in the event you lost legal incapacity.

  • Advance Care Directive

    An Advance Care Directive appoints a person/s you trust to make medical and healthcare decisions for you if you lose capacity to make your own decisions.

  • Superannuation

    Superannuation does not automatically form part of your estate when you die. This makes it an important part of the Estate Planning conversation.

  • Letter of Wishes

    This is a personal letter you write to your executors outlining your more personal wishes.

    It allows you to record instructions for guardians as well as your funeral and burial wishes.