Wills & estates · Sunshine Coast
Wills and estate lawyers on the Sunshine Coast
Fixed-fee wills, powers of attorney, probate and deceased estate administration from a local solicitor-run firm at Golden Beach. We explain every step plainly and tell you the fee before we start.
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Michael Klein
Legal Practice Director · Redcliffe, Moreton Bay
Fixed fees, including GST
- Simple will$495
- Enduring power of attorney$330
- Testamentary trust willfrom $2,200
Probate and estate administration are quoted in writing after a short first conversation. See probate fees.
Wills
Drafted by a solicitor for a fixed $495, including advice on how joint property, super and life insurance actually pass.
Enduring powers of attorney
Fixed $330. Choose who makes financial and health decisions if you can't.
Estate planning
Testamentary trusts, blended families, business interests and SMSFs, quoted in writing before we start.
Probate and letters of administration
Supreme Court of Queensland applications, notices and Public Trustee service, with or without a will.
Deceased estate administration
Dealing with banks, super funds and insurers, selling the home, paying debts and tax, and distributing with proper accounts.
Estate disputes
Family provision claims and will challenges, for applicants and for executors defending an estate.
If someone has died
Being an executor is a legal job, and you can be personally liable if it goes wrong. Start with our executor probate checklist, read whether you need probate, or send us the details and we'll tell you what's needed and what it will cost.
Local to you
Our office is at 40 Theresa Street, Golden Beach QLD 4551. We see clients at the office, at home, in hospital or in a retirement village, and by phone or video.
- Wills Golden Beach
- Wills Caloundra
- Wills Pelican Waters
- Probate Golden Beach
- Probate Caloundra
- Probate Pelican Waters
Who does the work

Michael Klein
Legal Practice Director
Admitted 2003. Based in Redcliffe, Moreton Bay.
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Common questions
How much does a will cost on the Sunshine Coast?
At Coastside Law a simple will is a fixed $495 including GST, and an enduring power of attorney is a fixed $330 including GST. A will with a testamentary trust starts at $2,200 including GST. Wills involving a blended family, a business or a trust are quoted in writing before we start.
Do I need probate to administer a deceased estate?
Usually only where the estate holds real property in the deceased's sole name, or bank and share holdings above the institution's threshold. Assets held as joint tenants pass automatically to the survivor, and often no grant is needed. We'll tell you at the first conversation whether you need one.
How long does probate take in Queensland?
A notice must be published and served on the Public Trustee before the application is filed. Where the paperwork is in order, a grant commonly issues within six to ten weeks of starting. Collecting assets, paying debts and distributing the estate takes longer.
What does an executor have to do?
Find the will, secure the assets, apply for a grant if one is needed, pay debts and tax, and distribute to beneficiaries with proper accounts. Executors can be personally liable for mistakes, which is why we usually advise against distributing within six months of death.
Can you come to my home or hospital?
Yes. We take will and power of attorney instructions at our Golden Beach office, at home, in hospital or in a retirement village unit, and by phone or video.
Which Sunshine Coast suburbs do you cover?
Our office is at Golden Beach and we regularly act for clients in Caloundra, Pelican Waters, Baringa, Aura, Currimundi, Little Mountain and across the Sunshine Coast. Estate administration can be handled remotely wherever the family lives.
More detail: fixed-price wills, home and hospital wills, testamentary trusts, estate disputes, all wills and estates services.
General information only, not legal advice.
Get your will or estate sorted
Call 0488 340 853. We'll confirm the fixed fee before we start.