Willed: Create an Online Will in Australia 

Woman Consulting Funeral Policy Worker — Create an Online Will in The Entrance, NSW

Wills & Probate Made Easy

Writing your will and applying for probate are often put off because they seem stressful, overwhelming and expensive. Thanks to Timeless Funerals’ partnership with Willed, you can create an online will within minutes or organise probate using their lawyers—save yourself time and money and enjoy a little peace of mind. 

 

  • Willed Makes it Easy 
  • Built by Lawyers 
  • Court Approved 
  • Safe and Secure 

 

Making a will is one of the most important things you can do to protect your family and friends—it gives you the peace of mind to name guardians for any children, determine what happens with your assets and belongings and allows you to express your wishes for your funeral arrangements. 

 

Writing your will with our partners over at Willed means you can rest assured knowing the process is simple, convenient, secure and legally valid throughout Australia. 

Contact Us

Simplify The Process

Arranging probate can be a time consuming and complicated process. With Willed, their in-house lawyers can demystify the process and handle the paperwork on your behalf. While normal lawyers may charge based on the value of your estate or at an hourly rate, Willed charges a reasonable fixed fee and will only process payment once the work is done. 

 

Why choose Willed? 

 

  • Online will 
  • Legally valid throughout Australia 
  • Customised for you 
  • Convenient & fast 
  • Live telephone & online support 
  • Secure online storage of final messages 
  • Checked by Australian wills expert 
  • Payment only once the work is done 
  • Make things as simple & easy as possible 
  • They handle hundreds of probate files each year 
  • Flexibility to meet in person or online 
Enquire Here
Woman Wear Wireless Headset And Calling On Laptop — Create an Online Will in The Entrance, NSW

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What is an online will service?

    An online will service is a digital platform that simplifies the process of creating a legally binding will. The aim is to provide an accessible, efficient and cost-effective alternative to visiting a traditional solicitor or law firm. These services often include a variety of tools and resources to guide you through the process including predefined templates, step-by-step instructions and live support from legal professionals.

  • Are online wills legal in Australia?

    Yes, online wills are legal in Australia as long as they meet the requirements for a valid will under Australian law. This generally includes being 18 years or older, being of sound mind and the will being written and signed by the will-maker in the presence of two witnesses who are not beneficiaries.

  • How does an online will and probate service handle complex estates?

    While online services can handle many common scenarios, extremely complex estates might require the assistance of a solicitor. If your situation involves international assets, complex family structures, or significant tax implications, it's recommended to seek professional legal advice.

  • What information is needed to make an online will?

    To prepare an online will, you'll need to gather some important information. Here's a general list, but do note that some services may require additional details: 



    Personal information: This includes your full legal name, date of birth and residential address. 

    Assets: You'll need details about your properties, financial accounts, investments and other personal belongings that you want to include in the will. 

    Beneficiaries: These are the people or organisations that you want to inherit your assets. You need their full names and contact details. 

    Executor(s): The person or people who will be responsible for carrying out the instructions in your will. This role can be filled by a trusted family member, friend, or professional, like a lawyer or financial advisor. 

    Guardians: If you have children who are minors, you'll need to nominate whom you want to take care of them if both parents were to pass away. 

    Specific bequests: If there are certain items that you wish to leave to specific people, you will need to detail these in your will. 


    Remember that all this information should be accurate and up-to-date to ensure the will's validity. 

Learn More

Locations We Service

Sydney **Please note Office hours are by Appointment only**

Central Coast **Please note Office hours are by Appointment only**