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Wills by state

Making a will in your state or territory.

The basics are the same across Australia: a will in writing, signed by you in front of two adult witnesses. What marriage and divorce do to a will, what happens when a witness inherits, and who gets what without a will all differ by state. Pick yours, or read who can witness a will for every state side by side.

New South Wales

Making a will in New South Wales

How to make a will in NSW: who can witness it, what marriage and divorce change, who inherits without one and what it costs. Then make yours online.

Victoria

How to make a will in Victoria

How to make a will in Victoria: signing and witness rules, video witnessing, who inherits without a will and what State Trustees charge. Make yours online.

Queensland

Making a will in Queensland

Making a will in QLD: the signing rules, why a witness shouldn't inherit, who gets what without a will and what the Public Trustee offers. Start online.

Western Australia

Making a will in Western Australia

How to make a will in WA: signing rules, why divorce cancels the whole will, who inherits without one and what the Public Trustee charges. Start online.

South Australia

Making a will in South Australia

How to make a will in South Australia: the signing and witness rules, what happens if you die without one, and what it costs. Make yours online today.

Tasmania

Making a will in Tasmania

How to make a will in Tasmania: the signing rules, why a witness shouldn't inherit, what happens without a will and what each option costs. Start online.

Australian Capital Territory

Making a will in the ACT

How to make a will in Canberra and the ACT: the signing rules unique to the ACT, what happens without a will, and what each option costs. Start online.

Northern Territory

Making a will in the Northern Territory

How to make a will in the NT, in Darwin or anywhere in the Territory: signing and witness rules, what happens without a will, and costs. Start online.

Get it done tonight.

About 10 minutes, and a real person checks it within 2 business days. A$149 for your will, with the first year of the Willies Plan included to keep it current and where your family can find it. Nothing to pay until you've finished.