Expertise - Batreman Battersby
Expert Legal Services for Every Stage of Life
40+
Years Experience
Trusted
For Generations
Qualified
Accreddited Law Specialists
Local
Serving Penrith & Western Sydney

Comprehensive legal solutions for complex matters
The cornerstone of legal excellence in Western Sydney
For over four decades, local families, established businesses, and experienced property investors have trusted us with their legal matters. Our history of excellence shines through the long-lasting relationships we have built with our clients.

Proudly Serving Western Sydney
Property Developers
Commercial Investors
Individuals & Estates
Multi-Generational Family Businesses
Families
Law Society of NSW Members
Generational Relationships, Built on Trust & Results
Members of Property, Sporting, and Business Law Associations
Heritage, innovation, and generational trust
Our Mission
Since 1984, Bateman Battersby has served as the cornerstone of legal excellence in Western Sydney. We combine institutional knowledge with innovative strategies to provide sophisticated legal services that builds and protects generational success.
Our Commitment
We create comprehensive legal solutions that consider both immediate needs and long-term concerns. Our heritage of excellence ensures that when the stakes are high and the matters are complex, you have proven and reliable advocates in your corner.


FAQ
Legal questions
answered
Can I prepare my own Will?
While it’s legally possible to prepare your own Will, mistakes can be costly and may invalidate your Will entirely. Professional Will preparation ensures your document meets all legal requirements, clearly expresses your wishes, and minimises the risk of disputes. The cost of professional preparation is minimal compared to the potential problems of a DIY Will.
Do I need to update my Will regularly?
Your Will should be reviewed whenever you experience major life changes such as marriage, divorce, births, deaths, significant asset changes, or moving states. We recommend reviewing your Will every 3-5 years to ensure it remains current with your circumstances and any changes in the law.
How can proper planning prevent family disputes?
Clear, comprehensive estate planning significantly reduces the risk of family disputes after your death. We draft Wills that minimise ambiguity and ensure fair provision, helping preserve family relationships. Learn about Will disputes we help resolve.
How long does it take to prepare a Will?
Simple Wills can typically be prepared within 1-2 weeks from our initial meeting. More complex estate planning involving trusts or business succession may take 3-4 weeks. We’ll provide you with a realistic timeline based on your specific requirements during your consultation.
How much does Will preparation cost?
We believe in transparent pricing with no surprises. During your initial consultation, we’ll provide a clear cost estimate based on your specific situation. Many of our services offer fixed-fee options for straightforward Wills, while complex estate planning is billed at competitive hourly rates. We always explain costs upfront before you commit.
What happens if I die without a Will in NSW?
If you die without a Will (intestate) in NSW, your assets are distributed according to a predetermined formula set by law. This may not reflect your actual wishes and can create complications for your family. The court appoints an administrator to manage your estate, which can be time-consuming and expensive.
What’s the difference between a Will and estate planning?
A Will is one component of comprehensive estate planning. While a Will directs how your assets are distributed after death, estate planning includes strategies for incapacity, tax minimisation, asset protection, and succession planning. We help you understand what level of planning is right for your situation.