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Not all Legal Wills are complicated so why pay more?
Unlike other Will providers we believe ALL Australian citizens should have AFFORDABLE access to create a legally valid Will, which is why we have been providing our do-it-yourself legal Will form for the past 24 years. It’s an easy and cost effective alternative for a fraction of the cost of a traditional visit to a solicitor.
So what are you waiting for? Create your legal Will today and live your life with Peace of Mind knowing that your family is protected.
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No more excuses. It’s simple to create a valid, legal Will.
DIY
In the comfort of your own home.
(The Faster Legal Online Way)
- Select Product & Pay
- Enter Your Information to Create Your Will
- Print & Review Your Will
- Sign Your Will With Two Witnesses
Traditional
(The Old Fashioned Way)
- Make a call
- Wait for call back
- Explain your circumstances
- Get the fact finding form to fill in
- Travel to the solicitor’s office
- Wait in the waiting room
- Have the meeting with the solicitor
- Sign the costs agreement
- Travel home & then wait for the draft
- Meet the solicitor again to discuss changes
- Wait for the changes to be made
- Go back to execute / sign documents
Why Everyone Needs A Legal Will
Legal Wills give you peace of mind knowing your family will be taken care of after you’ve gone. It not only gives you peace of mind, but it is one less thing for your loved ones to worry about. Here are some of the reasons why it is important for you to have a legal Will.
Protect Your Family
Not having a Will could create conflict and division within the family. Ensure your wishes are carried out by the person you trust and not a court appointed outsider.
Peace of Mind
Determine what you want to happen to your possessions. You can nominate gifts, donations and determine what you would like to happen to your remains.
Protecting your Assets
Undoubtedly, you want to decide what happens to your assets. Don’t leave it to chance, a legal Will is the only way for you to decide who gets what.
Who Looks After Your Children?
Wills are the only way to appoint a legal guardian for your children. Because you want the best for your children, you can state the provisions you have made for them to ensure they will be taken care of.
Save Money. Save Stress.
Reduce financial burden on the beneficiaries. Applying for probate is costly and time consuming. Deciding who will manage your estate involves a lot of emotion and stress.
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What Kind Of Document Do I Need?
What Is A Will?
To put it simply, a Will is a legal document that only comes into effect after your death.
- It is a written document, in a specific format designed to carry out your wishes in regards to your assets after death. It is not valid while you are alive.
- You can change your Will as many times as you like during your lifetime. Only the last valid Will you make before you die will be used to reflect your final wishes.
- A Will also allows you to:
- Choose who will benefit from your estate
- Nominate a guardian for your children
- Leave a specific gift to a friend or family member
- Nominate a guardian for your pets
- Provide funeral directions
Without a Will, someone else, including a court, may decide the fate of your estate.
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What Is A Solicitor Checked Will?
Get peace of mind knowing your Will is valid and legally binding.
- Have you prepared your Will but would like an expert to review it to ensure you have done it correctly?
- Have you prepared your Will in line with your intentions?
- Do you fully understand your Will and the consequences of what you have written?
- Have you signed your Will correctly with the right witnesses?
These are all questions that can be answered by the Solicitor Checked Will option.
For a third of the cost of a traditional visit to a Solicitor, you can have that peace of mind knowing your Will is correct and legally valid.
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What Is A Testamentary Trust?
Consider a Testamentary Trust if you want to:
- Provide asset protection for your family.
- Provide potential taxation advantages for your beneficiaries.
- Ensure your assets stay in your family line.
- Provide asset protection for beneficiaries who are at risk from litigation, divorce or legal action.
- Allow more flexibility for your beneficiaries to distribute and split income.
- Ensure your biological children receive their inheritance if you have remarried.
- It’s important to realise that standard Will simply passes your assets to your new partner, meaning your children could miss out!
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What Is A Power Of Attorney?
A Power of Attorney is the only way to ensure that someone you trust looks after your affairs if you are travelling or if something untoward should happen to you.
- It is a legal document that allows you to appoint a person(s) to manage financial and legal decisions on your behalf.
- The difference between a General and Enduring Power of Attorney is that an Enduring Power of Attorney remains in force if you were to lose the mental capacity. This could happen at any time because of illness, injury or disability.
- If you do not have an Enduring Power of Attorney in place, a court or tribunal may appoint someone to manage your finances.
It is important to carefully consider who you appoint as your attorney as they are in a position of trust and responsibility.
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What You Need To Know
Did you know we also provide hard copy Will kits?
For the past 20 years, we have been providing our customers with the WiIPaC™ Do-It-Yourself Legal Will and Power of Attorney Kits through our retail partners. If you prefer a written version, look for one of these covers in their stores:
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