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Wills lawyer in Hurstville

In NSW a will must be in writing, signed and witnessed by two people. Marano Family Lawyers in Hurstville prepares and updates wills, and applies to the Supreme Court for statutory wills when someone cannot make one. The Hurstville office is at Level 2, Suite 13/2-4 Cross St, Hurstville NSW 2220.

Sign and witness your will at our Cross Street office, close to Hurstville station.

When a will needs attention

Life changes affect a will. Marriage generally cancels an earlier will unless it was made with that marriage in mind, and divorce cancels gifts to a former spouse. Separation alone does not, which is why anyone who has separated should review their will straight away.

Where a person lacks capacity, the NSW Supreme Court can authorise a statutory will, made or changed on their behalf.

How we help

SituationWhat we do
No will yetPrepare a will, choose executors and guardians for children, and use testamentary trusts where they help
Married, separated or divorcedReview and update the will so it matches your wishes
Blended familyDraft to reduce the risk of a later claim on the estate
Someone has lost capacityAdvise on and apply for a statutory will

How it works

  1. A meeting to understand your family and your assets.
  2. A draft for your review.
  3. Signing with two witnesses in our office.
  4. Copies for you and clear instructions on where the original is kept.

What to bring

  • A list of assets and debts
  • Superannuation and insurance details, including any binding nomination
  • Names of executors and beneficiaries
  • Any existing will
FAQs

Asked before the first call

What makes a will valid in NSW?
Marano Family Lawyers in Hurstville explains that a will must be in writing, signed by you and witnessed by two people, and you must have capacity when you sign.
Does getting married cancel my will?
Generally yes. Marano Family Lawyers in Hurstville advises that marriage revokes an earlier will unless it was made in contemplation of that marriage.
I have separated. Do I need a new will?
Review it now. Marano Family Lawyers in Hurstville notes that separation alone does not change a will, so a former partner may still benefit.
Does my will cover my superannuation?
Not automatically. Marano Family Lawyers in Hurstville checks whether your fund has a binding death benefit nomination.
What is a statutory will?
It is a will the NSW Supreme Court authorises for a person who lacks capacity. Marano Family Lawyers in Hurstville advises families on when to apply.
Who should I choose as executor?
Marano Family Lawyers in Hurstville helps you choose someone trustworthy and organised, plus a backup executor.
Can I sign my will at our Hurstville office?
Yes. Marano Family Lawyers at our Hurstville office at Level 2, Suite 13/2-4 Cross St, Hurstville NSW 2220 arranges the signing with two witnesses, so the will is valid from day one.
How do I get to the Hurstville office?
Marano Family Lawyers in Hurstville is at Level 2, Suite 13/2-4 Cross St, Hurstville NSW 2220, a short walk from Hurstville station and Westfield Hurstville. The office has a wheelchair-accessible entrance and an assistive hearing loop.

Talk to Marano Family Lawyers in Hurstville. Call 1300 056 674 or send an enquiry, and we will arrange a time to talk, face to face or online.

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Business information

Marano Family Lawyers Sydney

Address
Level 2, suite 13/2 4 Cross Street, Hurstville NSW 2220Get directions →
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24M3+PP · -33.96570, 151.10429Open map →

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Opening hours

Hours
Monday9:00 am – 5:00 pm
Tuesday9:00 am – 5:00 pm
WednesdayToday9:00 am – 5:00 pm
Thursday9:00 am – 5:00 pm
Friday9:00 am – 5:00 pm
SaturdayClosed
SundayClosed

Status: Open today 9:00 am – 5:00 pm

Appointments: face to face or online; after hours by arrangement

Address

Level 2, suite 13/2 4 Cross Street
Hurstville NSW 2220

  • Status: Hours
  • Parking: Wheelchair accessible, Free on-site parking, Wheelchair-accessible entrance, Accessible parking
Google Plus Code24M3+PP Hurstville NSW, Australia
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A short walk from Hurstville station and Westfield Hurstville. Kogarah Local Court is a short drive away.

Family Lawyer in Hurstville and nearby

Areas we serve

These are just some of the local suburbs we cover.

Service options

Online appointmentsOn-site services

Accessibility

Wheelchair-accessible entrance, seating, toilet and car parkAssistive hearing loop

Crowd

LGBTQ+ friendly

Planning

Appointment requiredAfter-hours appointments by arrangementBring photo identification and your documents

From the business

Identifies as women-owned
Sources & references
  1. NSW Parliamentary Counsel. (n.d.). Succession Act 2006 (NSW). NSW Government. https://legislation.nsw.gov.au/view/html/inforce/current/act-2006-080
  2. The Law Society of New South Wales. (n.d.). Home page. lawsociety.com.au. https://www.lawsociety.com.au/
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