Writing a Will is easier (and more affordable) than you think. When you have a Will, you can feel confident knowing your assets are secured for the future, and your beneficiaries are taken care of.
Writing a Will is easier (and more affordable) than you think. When you have a Will, you can feel confident knowing your assets are secured for the future, and your beneficiaries are taken care of.
At no extra cost, we securely store your Will.
Your loved ones will thank you when you’ve done all you can to protect the assets you’ve worked hard to accrue.
 | Stacey Smith Engagement Ring |
“Stacey, I’m leaving you my engagement ring. I know you’ve always admired it, and I hope you love wearing it as much as I have.”
Have peace of mind knowing your children
will be well taken care of by
appointing a
legal guardian.
 | Lily Zepora Guardian |
Stacey Smith
We understand that they’re a part of the
family. We can help you make special
requests for your beloved pets.
 | Molly Cat |
John Smith
Leave the world a better place. Leave a
bequest to charity to support the vital
work of the organisations you support.
 | $3,000Gift |
World Vision Australia
Take steps to protect your digital assets so
they are not lost forever.
Leave / Deny Access to:
| Laptop Phone |
| Photos Video Social Media |
We get it right the first time. An expertly written Will and a well-planned estate is the only way to truly secure your family’s future.
We make it easy for you to write out a Will. Simply answer a few questions and we’ll take care of the rest.
We understand our community. And we always put our people first. If you have any questions, we’re only a phone call away.
Rebekah first started at McNamara Law straight out of High School as a receptionist, and worked her way up when her talent was noticed by her superior, Kevin Steed. She is now the head of the firm’s Wills and Estates department. Rebekah’s awareness on how to tackle estate law issues, combined with being born, raised and educated in Ipswich, gives her a valuable insight and genuine understanding of her clients’ needs. At only 4 foot 10 inches, Rebekah’s pint-sized stature shouldn’t fool you. She has a natural ability to relate to her clients while also holding a great determination to get the results they deserve
Melissa started her career as a legal assistant, which inspired her to study a Bachelor of Law at USQ, closely followed by a Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice at the Queensland University of Technology. She is a Golden Key International Honour Society Member, which is only awarded to the top 15% of high achieving graduates.
She has worked in Wills and Estates for over 10 years which is an area that she holds much passion for. It is her ability to relate to her clients as she guides them through every step of the process that distinguishes her in the field. Her strength lies in relating with clients and building good rapport, while assisting in navigating the complex issues that succession law presents.
Rebekah first started at McNamara Law straight out of High School as a receptionist, and worked her way up when her talent was noticed by her superior, Kevin Steed. She is now the head of the firm’s Wills and Estates department. Rebekah’s awareness on how to tackle estate law issues, combined with being born, raised and educated in Ipswich, gives her a valuable insight and genuine understanding of her clients’ needs. At only 4 foot 10 inches, Rebekah’s pint-sized stature shouldn’t fool you. She has a natural ability to relate to her clients while also holding a great determination to get the results they deserve
Melissa started her career as a legal assistant, which inspired her to study a Bachelor of Law at USQ, closely followed by a Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice at the Queensland University of Technology. She is a Golden Key International Honour Society Member, which is only awarded to the top 15% of high achieving graduates.
She has worked in Wills and Estates for over 10 years which is an area that she holds much passion for. It is her ability to relate to her clients as she guides them through every step of the process that distinguishes her in the field. Her strength lies in relating with clients and building good rapport, while assisting in navigating the complex issues that succession law presents.
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