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Importance of a Will

Australia's easiest to use Will Kit

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Online Will Kit Feature Comparison

Features
Quick Will
Premium Will
Price
$29.95
$89.95
Legal and valid across Australia
Preview your Will before payment
Works on computer, tablet or phone
Will signing instructions included
Immediate download to your device
Fully encrypted website
Secured data
Free updates to your Will for life
100% Satisfaction Guarantee
Email support
Telephone support
Enduring Power of Attorney included
Enduring Guardianship included
Executors Memo included
Personal requirements included
Provision for your pets included
Assets and Liabilities included
Personal Messages included
Social media details optionally included
Optional Mirror Will
$54.95
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Is This Will Kit The Best Option For Me?

Use a Will Kit or Not?

Our Will kit is perfectly suited for most. It is flexible enough to clearly represent your wishes and it produces an unambiguous, plain English, legal Will that is valid in all Australian states and territories.

However, if your situation is complex, such as, having one or more ex-partners, children from more than one relationship, family trusts, complex business arrangements, and so on, we suggest you consider using an estate planning solicitor to assist you with writing your will.


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How To Make A Valid Will in Australia

For a Will to be legally valid in Australia, the following conditions must be met:

  1. The person making the Will must be at least 18 years of age
  2. The person must have an intention to make the Will
  3. The Will must be made voluntarily without any pressure from another person
  4. The person must understand the contents of the Will, and approve of what is written
  5. Two witnesses (who are over 18 and who are not mentioned as a beneficiary in the Will and not the partner of a beneficiary) must sign, and acknowledge the Will in the presence of the person making the will. They must also see the Will maker sign the Will.

Every Australian needs a will.

If you die without a will, your estate will be divided according to state government rules. By making a will, you get to decide how your assets and belongings will be distributed. Having a Will makes your wishes clear and legally binding. Making a Will in Australia is now a simple process that can be completed online.

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Enduring Power of Attorney

An enduring power of attorney grants someone you trust power over your financial affairs when you are no longer able to manage them yourself. My Will Online includes a FREE Enduring Power of Attorney with each Premium Will.

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Enduring Guardianship

An enduring guardianship (also called an Advanced Health Care Directive in some states) grants someone you trust power over your personal and health care decisions when you are no longer able to manage them yourself. My Will Online includes a FREE Enduring Guardianship with each Premium Will.

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