“I bring experience and a deeply personal approach – because behind every piece of work I do is a family and a legacy that matters. I deliver clarity and peace of mind with warmth and commitment.”
What do Jessica’s clients have to say?
“Jessica Spee was our lawyer, and we established an awesome rapport with her. What was originally thought to be a massive headache for us was made very simple by Jessica. Thanks Jessica you’re a total professional and I cannot highly recommend her and her company enough.”
Areas of practice
- Succession planning
- Probate/letters of administration
- Estate administration
- Estate disputes
- Property and conveyancing
- Finance and securities
- Trusts
Professional
memberships
and associations
- Listed in Doyle’s Guide as one of Western Australia’s Wills, Estates & Succession Planning Law Rising Stars 2024
- Member of the Law Society Western Australia
Latest articles by Jessica
Can siblings contest a Will in Western Australia?
When a brother or sister passes away, the grief can quickly turn into a complicated situation. The Will may have left you out, it may have included your other siblings, it may have handed everything to people outside your bloodline family trust altogether.
Can a non-family member contest a Will in Western Australia?
Not all close relationships are blood relatives. You may call someone 'family' when in fact they are a devoted carer, a lifelong friend, a stepchild or a long-term partner.
How to safeguard an inheritance for vulnerable beneficiaries
Leaving an inheritance to someone you love is an act of care. But where that person is vulnerable being through age, disability, addiction, financial difficulty, or relationship instability, an unprotected inheritance can do more harm than good.
When a brother or sister passes away, the grief can quickly turn into a complicated situation. The Will may have left you out, it may have included your other siblings, it may have handed everything to people outside your bloodline family trust altogether.
Not all close relationships are blood relatives. You may call someone 'family' when in fact they are a devoted carer, a lifelong friend, a stepchild or a long-term partner.
Leaving an inheritance to someone you love is an act of care. But where that person is vulnerable being through age, disability, addiction, financial difficulty, or relationship instability, an unprotected inheritance can do more harm than good.
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