Wills & Estate Lawyers Who Come to You
Brisbane & Gold Coast
Estate planning shouldn’t feel overwhelming. We’re your mobile legal team – an all-female practice that meets you wherever you’re most comfortable and helps you protect what matters most.
Wills and estate planning done right - at your home, on your schedule.
We’re mobile specialists who travel to you across Brisbane and the Gold Coast. You get expert advice in plain English, fixed pricing, and documents completed within 7-10 days. It’s estate planning that fits around your life, not the other way around.
Who are we
We’re Kate Redman & Associates - your mobile, all-female team of Wills and estate lawyers.
We make Wills & Estate law simple, clear, and human.
With fixed fees and a mobile service, we come to you—at home, in the hospital, or wherever you’re most comfortable.
We speak plainly, act quickly, and care deeply.
Why Us?
Compassionate Specialists You Can Trust
Estate planning feels personal because it is. You’re making decisions about the people you love and the legacy you’ll leave.
Our all-female team is known for being warm, approachable, and genuinely caring. We take time to understand your family dynamics, explain your options in plain English, and give you confidence in every decision.
This isn’t a side practice for us. Wills and estates is what we do, day in and day out. That expertise means we spot complications others miss and structure your estate planning to actually work when it matters.
Our Lovely Clients
What We Do
How We Help Families Across Brisbane & the Gold Coast
Wills
Protect your family and make sure your assets go to the right people. Simple or complex, we help you create a Will that reflects your wishes with clarity and care.
Powers of Attorney
Choose who makes decisions if you can’t. We help you appoint people you trust and give them clear guidance to protect your interests.
Advance Health Directives
Document your medical preferences and maintain dignity in healthcare decisions. Peace of mind for you and the people who care about you.
Blended Family Planning
Navigate the complexity of blended families with specialist advice. We help you balance everyone’s interests fairly and avoid future conflict.
Estate Litigation
Dealing with a disputed Will or difficult estate? We provide strategic, sensitive support when family matters get complicated.
Estate Administration
Lost someone you love? We guide you through probate and estate administration with compassion, taking the legal burden off your shoulders.
Mobile Support
We Come to You - No Office Visits Required
You shouldn’t have to take time off work or sit in a waiting room to protect your family.
We bring the expertise to you. Home, hospital, your office, or your local café – wherever you feel most comfortable. From your first conversation to signing your documents, everything happens on your terms.
No parking hassles. No childcare juggling. Just convenient, professional legal support that fits around your life.
Areas We Service
Servicing Brisbane & the Gold Coast
Kate Redman covers North Brisbane. Abbey Widdison services Logan and the Gold Coast. Becky McKay handles Capalaba and the Redlands. Leanne Cloete covers Morningside and inner Brisbane.
Between us, we service the entire Brisbane Metro and Gold Coast region. You’ll work with a local lawyer who understands your area and can reach you quickly.
We don’t currently service the Sunshine Coast – keeping our appointments close means we can give every client the time and attention they deserve.
Meet The Team
Kate Redman
Principal Solicitor
Kate founded the practice to bring specialist estate planning to families who need more than a template. She leads our complex estate work and makes sure every client feels heard and supported.
Abbey Widdison
Associate
Abbey specialises in blended families and property-focused planning. Based between Logan and the Gold Coast, she’s known for her warm, practical approach to complicated family dynamics.
Becky McKay
Associate
Becky guides families through estate administration and probate across Capalaba and the Redlands. Clients value her patient, thorough communication style – she makes sure you understand every step.
Leanne Cloete
Associate
Leanne services Morningside and inner Brisbane with expertise in Wills, Powers of Attorney, and estate planning. She takes time to listen and help you make confident decisions.
Toni Clough
Legal Secretary
Toni is often your first point of contact – booking appointments, answering questions, and keeping everything running smoothly. She’s handled estate administration herself, so she understands how overwhelming the process can feel and makes sure you feel supported from your very first call.
Jessica Martin
Practice Manager
Jessica runs everything behind the scenes so our lawyers can focus entirely on clients. She manages our systems, compliance, and team coordination with calm efficiency – making sure every client receives the same high standard of care, every time.
Getting Started is Simple
Step One
Get in Touch
Call us or fill in the form below and Toni (our legal secretary) will arrange a time to meet that suits you and discuss what you need help with.
Step Two
We Come to You
Your lawyer meets you at your preferred location. We listen to your situation, explain your options clearly, and answer all your questions without legal jargon.
Step Three
Documents Sorted
We prepare everything, send it for your review, and return for signing. Your originals go into safe custody and you receive copies for your records.
Ready to Protect Your Family?
Fill in the form and Toni will be in touch within one business day.
Your Questions Answered
What's the difference between a Wills lawyer and a general lawyer?
General practitioners handle a bit of everything. We specialise exclusively in estate planning – Wills, Powers of Attorney, estate administration, and disputes. That focus means we understand the nuance that matters when your family actually needs these documents. We spot complications with blended families, asset protection, and tax implications that generalists often miss.
Do I need a lawyer for Wills or can I use an online service?
It depends on your situation. If you have a straightforward family, modest assets, and no complications, a simple Will might be enough. But if you own property, have a blended family, run a business, or want to protect assets from relationship breakdowns or bankruptcy, specialist advice makes sure your planning actually works.
Online templates can’t ask the right questions or flag issues you didn’t know existed.
What's a Power of Attorney and why do I need one?
A Power of Attorney lets you choose who makes financial and legal decisions if you lose capacity through illness, injury, or age.
Without one, your family may need to apply to a tribunal to manage your affairs – a stressful, expensive process at an already difficult time. We help you appoint people you trust and give them clear guidance to protect your interests.
How do Wills and estate attorneys help with blended families?
Blended families need careful planning to balance everyone’s interests fairly. We help you structure your Will to provide for your current partner and children from previous relationships without creating conflict or unintended consequences. It’s about protecting all the people you love while being clear about your intentions.
What happens if I die without a Will?
If there’s no Will, Queensland law decides who gets what through intestacy rules. This might not match your wishes – for example, your partner may not inherit everything, or assets might not be protected for your children. We help you create certainty and make sure your family is protected the way you want.
How long does it take to prepare a Will?
Most Wills are completed within 7-10 days from your first meeting to signing. If you need something faster due to health reasons or upcoming travel, just let us know and we’ll prioritise your matter.
Can you help update an existing Will?
Yes. We review what you have, explain what’s changed in your life or the law, and recommend updates or a complete redraft. Common triggers include marriage, divorce, new children, buying property, or starting a business. Your Will should grow with your life.
What's a testamentary trust and do I need one?
A testamentary trust protects inheritances for your beneficiaries rather than giving them assets outright. It shields money from bankruptcy, relationship breakdowns, and poor financial decisions.
Whether you need one depends on your asset level, family structure, and concerns about your beneficiaries’ circumstances. We’ll assess your situation and explain if it’s right for you.
Why choose a mobile lawyer instead of going to a law firm?
Practical reasons – no time off work, no parking, no waiting rooms. But the real difference is comfort. Many people find it easier to discuss sensitive family and financial matters in their own home rather than across a desk in a sterile office. It creates space for a more thoughtful, relaxed conversation about important decisions.
What happens after I sign my Will?
Your original Will goes into our secure safe custody at no additional cost. This protects it from loss, damage, or tampering, and ensures your executor can access it quickly when needed. You receive certified copies for your records. We’re here for your family when the time comes.
Get the Legal Support Your Family Deserves
We’ll take care of the legal complexity so you can focus on what matters – your family, your future, and your peace of mind.