Business Details
50+ Years
experience
Trusted Legal Solutions in Perth Since 1920
Avery & Ashoorian Lawyers have been serving families and businesses in Perth since 1920, offering tailored legal solutions across generations. As a boutique law firm based in Booragoon, we prioritise understanding our clients' unique needs to deliver strategic advice in Wills, Estate Planning, Family Law, and Commercial matters. Our team combines over 100 years of collective experience, with Ryan Ashoorian leading as principal lawyer, renowned for his expertise in drafting ironclad contracts and resolving complex disputes.We emphasize proactive legal strategies to prevent issues before they arise, ensuring long-term security for our clients. Our commitment to transparency, cultural awareness, and accessibility has earned us a 4.8 rating from 44 reviews, reflecting our dedication to equitable outcomes and client-centric service.
Services
Wills & Estate Planning
Probate & Intestacy
Family Law
Power of Attorney
Letter of Administration
Business Contracts
Criminal Law
Civil Litigation
Overseas Disputes
Personal Injury
Details
- Year established: 1920
Highlights and features
- We offer over 45 years of tailored legal expertise in Perth.
- Our team includes Ryan Ashoorian, a specialist in ironclad contract drafting.
- We provide culturally informed legal advice with global perspective.
- We guarantee transparent communication and timely responsiveness.
- We combine courtroom advocacy with preventive legal strategies.
What people say
Professional and approachable
Timely responses
Culturally knowledgeable
Clear legal guidance
Efficient service
Services
Wills & Estate Planning
We specialise in creating legally binding Wills and comprehensive estate plans to secure your family's future. Our services ensure your assets are distributed according to your wishes while minimising disputes. Clients benefit from our express Will service, completed in a single appointment, and expert guidance on avoiding probate complications.
Probate & Deceased Estates
Our team assists executors with probate applications, estate administration, and dispute resolution. We handle asset collection, debt settlement, and inheritance distribution following Western Australia's intestacy laws. With experience in complex cases, we provide support for contested wills and Supreme Court litigation.
Family Law
We offer expert guidance on divorce proceedings, child custody arrangements, and property settlements. Our approach prioritises amicable resolutions through mediation while preparing robust court representation when needed. Services include parenting plans, spousal maintenance advice, and urgent protection orders.
Power of Attorney
We draft enduring financial and medical power of attorney documents to ensure your affairs are managed by trusted representatives. Our services cover both personal and business needs, with clear guidance on decision-making authority and legal limitations.
Letter of Administration
When no valid Will exists, we assist administrators in obtaining legal authority to manage deceased estates. Our services include court applications, asset distribution according to intestacy rules, and debt resolution while ensuring compliance with Western Australia's legal requirements.
People
Ryan Ashoorian
Principal Lawyer & Managing Director
Ryan Ashoorian leads Avery & Ashoorian Lawyers with expertise in Wills, contracts, and dispute resolution. With a background in criminal law and a focus on preventive legal strategies, he combines courtroom experience with personalized client service. Fluent in multiple cultures, he provides tailored solutions for diverse client needs.
Questions
Why is a Will important?
A Will ensures your assets are distributed according to your wishes, appoints guardians for children, and prevents family disputes under Western Australia's intestacy laws.
What happens if I die without a Will?
Your estate will be distributed under intestacy rules, potentially against your preferences, with the court deciding guardianship and asset allocation.
How often should I update my Will?
Review your Will every 3-5 years or after major life events like marriage, divorce, or acquiring new assets.
What is a Power of Attorney?
It legally appoints someone to manage your financial or medical decisions if you become incapacitated, ensuring continuity in personal and business affairs.
How much does a Will cost?
Basic Wills range from $500–$1,200, with prices varying based on complexity and additional legal requirements.
Can I contest a Will?
Yes, eligible parties can challenge a Will within six months of probate, typically for unfair exclusion or legal validity issues.
