Jessica Jiang

Role

Law Clerk

Practice Areas

Location

Melbourne, Australia

Award Winning Law Firm – Top Specialist Firm & Top Boutique Firm (Australasian Lawyer)

Jessica brings a proactive and motivated approach to her work, contributing efficiently and thoughtfully within the Trusts and Estates team. Jessica supports a broad range of matters by assisting with drafting and filing court documents, preparing correspondence, liaising with clients, and managing files. She also conducts legal research and reviews documentation to help ensure matters progress smoothly and efficiently.

Clients and colleagues can expect Jessica to be kind, reliable and hardworking. She is known for her positive attitude, strong teamwork skills and willingness to assist wherever needed, and values being part of a supportive environment where collaboration and high standards are prioritised.

Jessica is currently studying a double degree in Law and Commerce (Economics) at Monash University. She has also held leadership roles across multiple Monash University programs and initiatives.

Estate Planning

Estate planning helps you organise your financial and personal affairs in a way that reflects your intentions and provides clarity and certainty for the future.

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Estate Administration

Estate administration involves managing and distributing a deceased person’s assets in accordance with their will or the law. Clear guidance can help executors and administrators fulfil their responsibilities with confidence and avoid unnecessary delay or uncertainty.

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Estate Disputes and Will Challenges

Disagreements about an estate or the terms of a will can arise at an already difficult time. When expectations differ or questions arise about estate administration, uncertainty can follow.

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Taxation of Deceased Estates

Tax considerations play an important role in how estates are planned, administered, and distributed. The taxation of deceased estates considers how tax issues apply to estate assets and income after a loved one passes away, and how tax-effective planning can influence those outcomes.

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Guardianship and Capacity Disputes

Guardianship and capacity disputes arise where there is a disagreement about a loved one's ability to make decisions for themselves, or who, if anyone, should make decisions on their behalf in relation to personal, financial or health matters.

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Probate

Probate and estate administration involve managing a loved one’s affairs after they pass away, often at a time when emotions are high and responsibilities feel unfamiliar. Clear guidance can help reduce uncertainty and support a more orderly and considered administration process.

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Wills

A will sets out how your estate is to be managed and distributed after you pass away. Having a clear and up-to-date will helps ensure your intentions are understood and carried out with certainty.

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Trust Disputes and Litigation

Trust disputes often arise where there are ongoing concerns about how a trust is being administered, creating uncertainty for trustees, beneficiaries and the future management of trust assets. Clear legal guidance can help bring structure to these issues and support a path toward resolution.

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