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The will to take the stress out of bereavement

The loss of a loved one is distressing enough without being left out of a will, says CWP lawyer and estate claims expert Samantha Bennetts.
“I can help with the stress and worry at that difficult time by giving clear advice,” she said.
“If you think you have a claim on an estate let us negotiate on your behalf.”
Samantha can also ensure clients provide for their loved ones after they are gone with her more than decade of experience in succession law.
She practiced law in Melbourne before founding CWP Lawyers in Geelong three years ago.
“We pride ourselves on being a cost-effective, boutique law firm,” she said.
CWP Lawyers also specialises in property, power of attorney and family law.
“I enjoy getting to know the clients,” Samantha said.
“It gives me a great sense of satisfaction to give them a positive result and we do our best to ensure we leave no stone unturned.”
Phone 5298 2226 to arrange a consultation.

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