Australian Will Wizard

Step 1 — About You (The Testator)

The person making this Will

💡 Copy Partner 1's address to Partner 2

Personal Details

Full Legal Name *

Date of Birth *

Also known as (aliases, maiden name)

Address

Street Address *

Suburb *

State *

Postcode *

Marital / Relationship Status

Single

Married

De Facto

Divorced

Widowed

Separated

⚠️ Getting married in Australia automatically revokes any previous Will unless the Will was made in contemplation of that marriage.

Step 2 — Executor(s)

The person responsible for carrying out your wishes

💡 Use Partner 1's executor details as starting point

Your executor administers your estate — pays debts, distributes assets. For couples, each partner typically appoints the other as primary executor.

Primary Executor

Full Name *

Relationship to You *

Address

Substitute Executor (Recommended)

Appoint a substitute executor

Full Name

Relationship

Address

Executor Powers

Power to sell, lease or mortgage real estate Power to invest estate funds Power to carry on any business forming part of the estate Power to give receipts for money received Power to take or defend legal proceedings

Step 3 — Guardians for Minor Children

If you have children under 18

💡 Copy Partner 1's guardian and children to Partner 2

I have children under 18 years of age

Primary Guardian

This person will have care and custody of your minor children if both parents are deceased.

Full Name *

Relationship

Address

Substitute Guardian

Appoint a substitute guardian

Full Name

Relationship

Address

Children

Step 4 — Beneficiaries

Who receives your estate

💡 Mirror Partner 1's beneficiary structure

💑 Mirror Will Tip: Most couples leave their entire estate to their partner first, then equally to children if their partner predeceases them. Add your partner as the first beneficiary below.

Residual Estate Beneficiaries

These beneficiaries receive what remains after debts, expenses, and specific gifts. Shares should total 100%.

Specific Gifts (Optional)

Leave a named item or sum of money to a specific person or organisation.

If a Beneficiary Predeceases You

Share equally among surviving beneficiaries

Pass to that beneficiary's children (if any)

Step 5 — Estate & Final Wishes

Debts, funeral, and additional instructions

💡 Copy Partner 1's estate wishes to Partner 2

Debts & Expenses

Pay all debts and expenses before distribution

Custom instructions

Custom Debt Instructions (if above)

Funeral Wishes

Burial

Cremation

No preference

Other

Additional Funeral Instructions

Pets

I have pets I wish to make provision for

Pet Care Person

Pet Care Fund (optional)

Pets Description

Digital Assets

Make provision for digital assets

Digital Asset Instructions

Testamentary Trust

Establish a testamentary trust for minor beneficiaries

Assets held on trust will not be distributed to minor beneficiaries until they reach a specified age.

Trustee Name

Distribution Age

Additional Wishes

Any other instructions or wishes

Step 6 — Review & Generate

Check your details then download your Will(s)

⚠️ Before generating: Each Will must be signed by the respective testator in the presence of two adult witnesses who are NOT beneficiaries. Both witnesses must sign in the testator's presence and in each other's presence at the same time. In a Couples Will, each partner signs their own separate document — they cannot witness each other's Will if they are beneficiaries. Keep originals safe and tell your executor where they are.

Australian Will Wizard

Individual Will

Couples Wills

Step 1 — About You (The Testator)

Step 2 — Executor(s)

Step 3 — Guardians for Minor Children

Step 4 — Beneficiaries

Step 5 — Estate & Final Wishes

Step 6 — Review & Generate