Fee Structure
As part of our commitment to transparency and 'no surprises' when it comes to legal fees, we offer fixed professional fees for common legal matters as follows:
- Residential Property Purchase- $1,850*
- Residential Property Sale- $1,650*
- Simple Will- from $650**
- Reciprocal Wills- $850**
- Enduring or General Power of Attorney- $275
- Appointment of Enduring Guardian- $275
- Matters charged on an hourly fee basis- $360 per hour
*We charge $125 per contract review (Contract Review Fee). If you are successful in buying the Property, we will incorporate the Contract Review Fee into the Residential Property Purchase fees set out above. Please note that in addition to the professional fees stated above, disbursements (expenses incurred by our firm in carrying out your instructions such as title search fees, council zoning certificates and property enquiries) will also be payable.
**A Simple Will provides for a single class of beneficiaries without specific gifts or the creation of trusts.
** Reciprocal Wills mirror each other and usually leave all assets to the surviving spouse or partner and in the alternative, on trust for the benefit of children or secondary beneficiaries, equally.
We invite our clients to contact us regularly to discuss the costs associated with their matter.
- Residential Property Purchase- $1,850*
- Residential Property Sale- $1,650*
- Simple Will- from $650**
- Reciprocal Wills- $850**
- Enduring or General Power of Attorney- $275
- Appointment of Enduring Guardian- $275
- Matters charged on an hourly fee basis- $360 per hour
*We charge $125 per contract review (Contract Review Fee). If you are successful in buying the Property, we will incorporate the Contract Review Fee into the Residential Property Purchase fees set out above. Please note that in addition to the professional fees stated above, disbursements (expenses incurred by our firm in carrying out your instructions such as title search fees, council zoning certificates and property enquiries) will also be payable.
**A Simple Will provides for a single class of beneficiaries without specific gifts or the creation of trusts.
** Reciprocal Wills mirror each other and usually leave all assets to the surviving spouse or partner and in the alternative, on trust for the benefit of children or secondary beneficiaries, equally.
We invite our clients to contact us regularly to discuss the costs associated with their matter.