Bestic Law Accredited Wills and Estates Specialist What is an Accredited Specialist? In the legal profession, an Accredited Specialist is a practising solicitor who has demonstrated specialised competence in a particular area of law and has been conferred Specialist Accreditation by the Law Society under its Specialist Accreditation Scheme. Why should I use an Accredited Specialist? To become an Accredited Specialist a solicitor must have practised law full-time for at least five years and worked in their area of legal specialty for at least three years. To gain status as an Accredited Specialist a solicitor must pass the Law Society's rigorous assessments in communication, problem solving, client relations and, of course, their specialist area of law. To maintain their status as an Accredited Specialist, a solicitor must annually renew their accreditation to practise the law and membership of the Law Society, plus ensure they maintain their high level skills and knowledge by completing additional professional development points. Of the 64 Accredited Wills & Estates Specialists in NSW 48 of them are in Greater Sydney. We are proud to have Katelin Whitley as the Hunter New England's only Accredited Wills and Estates Specialist. While providing bespoke Wills and Estate packages for her clients, Katelin also lectures at the College of Law in the Wills and Estates Masters Program, and has recently completed her Masters of Forensic Mental Health. She also sits on the Elder Law, Capacity and Succession Committee who monitor all matters related to elder, capacity and succession law. ESTATES & Contact our office to book an appointment with Katelin, Phone 1300 434 444 Email info@bestics.com.au Web www.bestics.com.au Address 145 John Street, Singleton NSW 2330 Go to our website for more information Open the camera or QR Code reader on your phone. Hold your device over a QR Code so that it's clearly visible within your smartphone's screen, Two things can happen when you comectly hold your smartphone over a QR Code. The phone automatically scans the code. On some readers, you have to press a button to snap a picture, not unlike the button on your smartphone camera, If necessany, press the button. WILLS 1CCREDITED SPECIALIST Bestic Law Accredited Wills and Estates Specialist What is an Accredited Specialist? In the legal profession, an Accredited Specialist is a practising solicitor who has demonstrated specialised competence in a particular area of law and has been conferred Specialist Accreditation by the Law Society under its Specialist Accreditation Scheme. Why should I use an Accredited Specialist? To become an Accredited Specialist a solicitor must have practised law full-time for at least five years and worked in their area of legal specialty for at least three years. To gain status as an Accredited Specialist a solicitor must pass the Law Society's rigorous assessments in communication, problem solving, client relations and, of course, their specialist area of law. To maintain their status as an Accredited Specialist, a solicitor must annually renew their accreditation to practise the law and membership of the Law Society, plus ensure they maintain their high level skills and knowledge by completing additional professional development points. Of the 64 Accredited Wills & Estates Specialists in NSW 48 of them are in Greater Sydney. We are proud to have Katelin Whitley as the Hunter New England's only Accredited Wills and Estates Specialist. While providing bespoke Wills and Estate packages for her clients, Katelin also lectures at the College of Law in the Wills and Estates Masters Program, and has recently completed her Masters of Forensic Mental Health. She also sits on the Elder Law, Capacity and Succession Committee who monitor all matters related to elder, capacity and succession law. ESTATES & Contact our office to book an appointment with Katelin, Phone 1300 434 444 Email info@bestics.com.au Web www.bestics.com.au Address 145 John Street, Singleton NSW 2330 Go to our website for more information Open the camera or QR Code reader on your phone. Hold your device over a QR Code so that it's clearly visible within your smartphone's screen, Two things can happen when you comectly hold your smartphone over a QR Code. The phone automatically scans the code. On some readers, you have to press a button to snap a picture, not unlike the button on your smartphone camera, If necessany, press the button. WILLS 1CCREDITED SPECIALIST