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Taking care of yourself and your loved ones.

We understand the importance of protecting your family and ensuring your wishes are respected if the unexpected happens.

Our team works closely with you to prepare a comprehensive estate plan, including your Will and Power of Attorney documents, tailored to your individual circumstances and goals.

We take the time to understand what matters most to you, so you can feel confident everything is in place and will unfold as intended.

We also guide you in passing on your wealth to the next generation, with a focus on practical strategies that support asset protection and tax effective outcomes.


About Us

Firm built on clarity, comfort, and premium legal expertise, trusted for over a decade.

Fixed fee with a high quality service

Choose from tailored Estate Planning packages to suit your needs.

Premium estate planning documents that are reflective of your wishes.

From your Will to your Powers of Attorney, every document is expertly handled on your behalf. We create premium estate planning documents designed to reflect your wishes with clarity and precision.

Peace of mind for you and your family.

Once your estate planning documents are complete, your family can feel secure knowing everything is properly organised and in place.

Guiding you through life’s most important moments.

I’m Melisa Sloan, Founder of Madison Sloan Lawyers, and I created this firm to deliver high-quality legal services without the confusion of legal jargon, in a space where clients feel comfortable, informed, and valued every step of the way. Over the past ten years, we’ve built a client-focused approach grounded in genuine care, clear communication, and positive outcomes.

By specialising in Estate Planning, we focus on what we do best, providing expert advice to you in putting in place your estate planning documents, providing you and your family with comfort, security and peace of mind, not just for today, but for years to come. If you have any questions or would like to discuss your estate planning matter, our team is always here to help, and we look forward to working with you.

MELISA SLOAN – Founder, Madison Sloan Lawyers

Wills & Estate Planning

Estate Planning Fact Sheets

Click on the button that is relevant to your circumstances. You will then be directed to a form to complete with your estate planning instructions and wishes.

 

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Wills & estate planning

Taking care of yourself and your loved ones

We recognise the significance of protecting your family and ensuring your loved ones are taken care of in case of unexpected events. By working closely with you, we help create an Estate Plan that aligns with your goals and wishes, so everything unfolds as you would like.

We also guide you in passing on your wealth to the next generation, focusing on strategies that offer the best asset protection and tax efficiency.

What is an estate plan?

An Estate Plan goes beyond a simple Will. When creating your Estate Plan, we take a comprehensive approach, considering both your family dynamics and business structures. We engage in meaningful conversations to understand your priorities and the legacy you wish to leave behind

We conduct a thorough review of your business structures and Family and Unit Trust Deeds to gain a comprehensive understanding of the assets you own and control.

For blended families, where you and your partner have children from previous relationships, we work with you to clarify your wishes regarding the distribution of assets you individually own or control. We then help you implement strategies, such as Life Interests or Capital Protective Trusts, to ensure your intentions are clearly documented in your Will.

Superannuation is another key component of an estate plan. We ensure you have a current, valid Binding Death Benefit Nomination and, if applicable, review your SMSF Trust Deed to ensure the nomination is correctly in place according to its provisions

How it works

How does the process work?

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In-person consultation

We meet with you in person to discuss your priorities, outline your Estate Plan, and guide you through the next steps to ensure everything is completed efficiently and in accordance with your wishes.

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Zoom consultation

We offer Zoom consultations to discuss your Estate Plan, address your key concerns, and explain the process moving forward.

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Estate planning fact sheet

You can fill out our Estate Planning Fact Sheet, which enables you to outline your wishes and instructions clearly. After reviewing your completed Estate Planning Fact Sheet, we will get in touch with you to arrange a Zoom meeting to go over your responses and ensure all your concerns are fully addressed.

Please see the fact sheets here.

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You can book an initial Wills and Estate Planning consultation directly or alternatively please contact our office on 9879 0734 or feel free to email us at admin@madisonsloanlawyers.com.au.


Frequently asked questions

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What is an Estate Plan?

An Estate Plan goes beyond a simple Will. It considers your family, business and trust structures, superannuation, and the legacy you wish to leave behind. It includes documents such as your Will, Enduring Power of Attorney, Appointment of Medical Treatment Decision Maker, Advance Care Directive and Binding Death Nomination.

Yes. While a Will addresses what happens after your death, it’s equally important to have documents in place in case you lose capacity during your lifetime. An Enduring Power of Attorney allows you to designate someone to handle legal, financial, and personal matters on your behalf if you become incapacitated.

A Testamentary Trust is a trust established under your Will that comes into effect upon your death. It offers significant asset protection and tax benefits for your beneficiaries and is particularly useful for blended families, beneficiaries with disabilities, or those in high-risk professions.

A Binding Death Benefit Nomination directs your superannuation fund to pay your death benefit to specific beneficiaries. Superannuation does not automatically form part of your estate, so having a current, valid nomination is a critical component of any Estate Plan.