Will kit

A$29.00

Get everything you need to make your own Will quickly and easily, without the expense of hiring a Lawyer with this simple to use kit.

See full product description below

download now

✓ Easy to complete Will templates
✓ Sample Wills
✓ Step-by-step instructions
✓ Templates, letters and worksheets
✓ Will instruction video
✓ Makes Wills for 2 people
✓ Comprehensive and up-to-date
✓ Available by post as a printed document

Small additional fee applies

Quantity:

order will kit by post

How it Works - DIY Will Kit

1. ORDER: Press the download button or add to cart button, enter payment details on a secure payment page.

2. RECEIVE: Information booklet (PDF) and templates (Word) for you to edit the fields yourself.

3. SIGN YOUR WILL: Execute your legal Will in the presence of 2 persons.

About This Kit

Almost half of Australians who die, die intestate, that means that the law then decides how their assets are distributed amongst family members. Writing your last will and testament is easy with the QuickLaws Australian Will kit. You can make Wills for the whole family and take steps to ensure that your final wishes are carried out, all from the comfort of home. Get Will templates, step-by-step instructions and all the information to make a legal Will that meets your needs.

The Will templates are simple to read, quick to complete, yet comprehensive and up-to-date. Get your DIY legal Will kit by Australia post or by instant download. Watch a video about how to write your Will, write a letter to your Executor, and more.

With a Quick Will you can:

Name beneficiaries to inherit your property
Appoint a legal guardian to look after your minor children
Name executors to take care of your estate after you die
Give your preferences for funeral and other arrangements.

What Documents Are Included?

The kit includes 3 different Will templates to suit your situation:

Will for a single person
Wills for couples without children (including de facto couples)
Wills for couples with children (including appointing a Legal Guardian for any minor children).

Instruction Booklet (PDF)
Includes an information booklet written in plain language and step-by-step instructions on how to write, sign and store your Will. The Booklet was written by an Australian Lawyer.

Also included:

Inventory of property worksheet
Template letter to Executor
Completed sample Wills
Video instructions
Audio-visual witnessing instructions

What Issues Are Covered?

Amongst other things, the information guide covers some of the following issues:

Changing or cancelling your Will
Assets not covered by a Will
How to sign your Will properly
What happens to your Will if you get married or divorced?

Testimonials

"Extremely helpful" - Vicki

“Just an excellent service. 5 out of 5 stars” - Barry

"Great help. Thank you." - Kathy F.

"Love the simplicity of the will templates” - Jocelyn

"After having legal Wills on the “to-do list” for years I used Quick Laws. It was super quick and easy" - Tani B.

"Excellent explanation. Very helpful." - Luciano P.

Common Questions

A Will is a legal document that sets out how you want your estate to be divided upon your death. A Will also appoints a person to manage your affairs after your death (an Executor).
A Will can appoint guardians for your children should something happen to you or your partner.
If you die without a valid Will, your estate will be divided according to the laws of intestacy, specific to your state or territory. This may exclude persons that you wanted to receive a benefit from your estate after you die.
Even if you have a Will in place, you should regularly review it and ensure that it reflects your current wishes.
Generally, if you want to update your Will, it's prudent to make a new Will, rather than amend your current Will.
After you die, the law will decide how your estate will be managed and divided.
Usually, your closest living relative will have to apply for a grant of 'Letters of Administration' to be able to manage your estate upon your death. Letters of Administration applications can be costly and complex.
There are certain requirements that need to be met to ensure that a Will is valid. The kit includes a simple explanation of the law and step by step signing instructions to ensure that your Will is official.
Making a Will is usually a straight-forward matter and does not involve complex laws. Most people find it simple enough to write their own Will because it's up to the Will-maker to decide who they want to get their property.
Quick Laws gives you guidance along every step of the way. We provide plenty of information and if your particular circumstances require a Lawyer, we will let you know along the way. You can also choose to have a Lawyer prepare your Will for you.