Phoebe mayson

associate

expertise

  • Estate planning

  • Business succession

  • Asset protection

  • Probate and estate administration

Phoebe Mayson is an Associate at Brown Wright Stein Lawyers, specialising in estate planning, business succession, asset protection, probate, and estate administration.

Phoebe is dedicated to guiding clients through the complexities of estate planning and administration, ensuring their wishes are honoured and their assets are protected. Phoebe provides clear, practical advice on wills, powers of attorney, estate disputes, and the administration of deceased estates.

With a client-focused approach, Phoebe combines legal expertise with sensitivity to the personal nature of estate matters. Whether drafting a will, managing an estate, or assisting with dispute resolution, she delivers strategic and compassionate support tailored to each client’s needs.

Phoebe holds a Bachelor of Business (Economics), a Bachelor of Laws, and a Master of Laws (Wills & Estates) from the College of Law.

qualifications

  • Bachelor of Business majoring in Economics

  • Bachelor of Laws

  • Masters in Wills and Estates

memberships

  • The Tax Institute

  • Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners

  • The Law Society of New South Wales

 

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