Estate Planning
Plan today, protect tomorrow.
Estate planning isn’t just for the wealthy – it’s for anyone who wants peace of mind, clarity, and control over how their assets are managed and distributed. At FMS Group, we provide estate planning services to individuals and families across the Central Coast and North Shore of Sydney, offering trusted advice to help you protect what matters most.
Why Estate Planning Matters
Without a valid will or the right legal documents in place, your loved ones may face unnecessary stress, legal costs, and delays when managing your estate. Estate planning ensures your wishes are documented, your assets are protected, and your family is supported at a difficult time.
Whether you’re looking to create your first will, update an existing one, or put legal safeguards in place, FMS Group is here to guide you.
With offices in Long Jetty and Gordon, we support clients throughout NSW, offering clear and practical advice tailored to your circumstances.
Our Estate Planning Services
Led by Director Christine Hornery, an Accredited Trust & Estate Practitioner, our team provides a range of estate planning solutions, including:
Simple and Complex Wills
From straightforward distributions to more structured arrangements like testamentary trusts, we’ll ensure your will reflects your intentions and meets NSW legal standards.
Enduring Power of Attorney (NSW)
Appoint someone you trust to make financial or legal decisions on your behalf if you’re ever unable to do so.
Appointment of Enduring Guardian (NSW)
Nominate a guardian to make health or lifestyle decisions should you lose capacity to make them yourself.
Review and Update of Existing Estate Documents
If it’s been more than a few years since you reviewed your will – or if you don’t have one in place – now is the time to act.
We also work closely with your accountant, solicitor, or other advisers to ensure your estate plan is aligned with your tax and financial strategy.
Common Questions About Estate Planning
Do I need a lawyer to make a will in NSW?
While DIY will kits exist, they often lead to mistakes or disputes. A professionally prepared will ensures your wishes are clear and legally enforceable.
What’s the difference between Power of Attorney and Enduring Guardian?
A Power of Attorney deals with financial and legal decisions, while an Enduring Guardian handles health and lifestyle matters if you’re unable to make them yourself.
When should I update my will?
Any major life change – such as marriage, divorce, buying property, having children, or starting a business – should trigger a review of your estate plan. We recommend reviewing it every 3–5 years.
Secure Your Legacy with FMS Group
A strong estate plan gives your loved ones certainty and reduces the risk of disputes. If you’re ready to take this important step, our friendly and experienced team is here to help.