Wills & Estates
Lawyers In Perth

We assist clients with wills and estate matters in a professional and practical way, focusing on protecting your wishes, supporting your loved ones and providing clear guidance through important legal decisions.

Wills

Protect Your Final Wishes

Our Perth wills lawyers help individuals and families prepare clear, legally valid wills that reflect their wishes and provide certainty for loved ones.

  • Drafting and updating wills in Western Australia
  • Appointing executors and beneficiaries
  • Advice on gifts, guardianship and special instructions
Estate Planning

Plan Ahead With Confidence

Adamson & Adamson Lawyers provides practical estate planning advice in Perth to help protect your assets, reduce the risk of future disputes and ensure your affairs are properly managed.

  • Estate planning advice for individuals and families
  • Appointment of guardians
  • Structuring your estate plan
Probate & Estate Administration

Guidance Through
The Estate Process

We assist executors, administrators and families across Perth and Western Australia with probate and deceased estate administration. Our team provides clear guidance on executor duties, probate applications and the legal steps involved after someone passes away.

  • Probate applications in Western Australia
  • Executor duties and responsibilities
  • Distribution of estate assets
Our Process

What to Expect

Clear guidance from your first consultation through to resolution, with practical advice and dedicated support at every stage of your matter.

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Our Focus

More Ways We Can Help

We provide legal support across a range of personal, family and business matters. We can help you understand your options and take the next step with confidence.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers to common questions about wills, estate planning, probate and estate administration.

Why do I need a will?

A will allows you to decide how your assets should be distributed after you pass away. It can also help reduce uncertainty, avoid disputes and ensure the people you trust are appointed to manage your estate.

You should review your will after major life changes, such as marriage, separation, divorce, having children, buying property, starting a business or if your financial circumstances change.

A power of attorney allows you to appoint someone to make financial or legal decisions on your behalf if you are unable to do so. It is an important part of planning for the future.

Probate is the legal process where the Court confirms that a will is valid and gives the executor authority to manage and distribute the estate.

An executor is responsible for carrying out the instructions in the will. This may include applying for probate, collecting assets, paying debts and distributing the estate to beneficiaries.

Responsive Legal Support

Speak With Our Family Lawyers

Get practical guidance for your family law matter with direct communication, clear explanations and timely support from a dedicated legal team.

  • Family Law Guidance
  • Responsive Communication
  • Practical Outcomes