Settle with support
Queensland’s caring Wills and Estate Lawyers, helping you avoid and resolve estate disputes so you can focus on what matters most.
Fixed Fees so there are no surprises.

So, you’ve just lost a loved one…
No matter the circumstance, having to deal with all the ‘legal stuff’ that comes with a loved one passing can be emotionally draining for you and your family. Unexpected legal fees, confusing legal jargon and trying to keep everyone happy can all add to the stress in a time where you’re simply trying to just keep it all together.
At Nurture Law our mission is to help individuals and families resolve estate disputes out of court with minimal costs.
What you get with us every time…
COMPASSION
Caring and sensitive professionals supporting you through the legalities of wills and estates.
NO LEGAL JARGON
Plain English that’s clear, conversational and easy to understand!
FIXED FEES
Upfront fixed pricing so there’s no wondering how much the legal bill will rack up to.
NO WIN, NO FEE*
Accessible legal advice no matter your financial circumstance.
A RESOLUTION FOCUS
A service aimed at keeping families together and where possible out of court.
Legal services we can assist you with
Estate Disputes and Resolutions
Estate Disputes and Resolutions
Superannuation Death Benefit Claims
Superannuation Death Benefit Claims
Deceased Estate Administration and Probate
Deceased Estate Administration and Probate
Wills and Estate Planning
Wills and Estate Planning
How it works:
Get clarity on what you need by booking a free chat.
Get a plan by attending your initial strategy and recommendation meeting with us.
Get support. We’ll walk with you through the whole process ahead.
Not sure where to begin?
Hi, I’m Kelly Gatehouse
Principal Lawyer and Director of Nurture Law
If there’s one thing that breaks my heart, it’s how overwhelming and hard to navigate estate law can be for people already facing their hardest moments.
I’m here to help you.

Experience you can trust







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Yes! You’re in the right place if…
- You want to reduce the impact of legal costs on your inheritance
- You want to know how much your legal bills will be from the start
- You want an experienced and caring lawyer to make sure all the legal stuff is sorted out after your loved one has passed away
- You want to achieve an amicable settlement
- You want to make a claim on an estate or defend a claim
- You want to maintain family relationships
- You want to make a will so you can have peace of mind that suitable arrangements are in place
- Your family or financial circumstances are complex and you need a comprehensive estate plan