Will & Estate Planner

Document your assets, beneficiaries, executor, and final wishes — a clear record to guide your estate

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⚠️ This planner creates a personal record only — not a legally valid will. Have your will drafted or reviewed by a qualified solicitor before signing.
Your Details
Testator (You)

Executor
The person who will carry out your wishes

Beneficiaries
Who inherits your estate? Separate with commas.
Who gets anything not specifically allocated?

Specific Bequests
List specific items/assets and who gets them

Children & Guardianship
Names and ages of children under 18

Final Wishes

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Our Will & Estate Planner is a guided record to document your wishes — not a legally valid will. A valid will must be signed and witnessed in accordance with your state or country's laws. This planner helps you organise your thoughts before meeting with a solicitor, or to serve as a record of your wishes for family.

Things to document:

  • Executor — the person responsible for carrying out your wishes (and an alternate)
  • Beneficiaries — who receives what, and in what proportions
  • Specific bequests — particular assets or items left to specific people
  • Residual estate — who gets everything that isn't specifically listed
  • Minor children — who would be their guardian
  • Funeral preferences — burial vs. cremation, any wishes for the service
  • Digital assets — email accounts, social media, cryptocurrency, online banking
Important: In Australia, a valid will must be signed in the presence of two adult witnesses who are not beneficiaries. DIY wills that don't meet these requirements can be contested or invalidated. Always have a final will prepared or reviewed by a solicitor.

What This Will Checklist Generator Creates

This tool generates a personalised Will preparation checklist to help Australians organise their affairs before meeting with a solicitor to draft a formal Will. In Australia, a valid Will must be in writing, signed by the testator, and witnessed by two adults who are not beneficiaries. This checklist helps you gather the information and make the decisions required before that appointment.

Your checklist will cover: identifying your assets (real property, bank accounts, superannuation, investments, vehicles, personal property), selecting an executor and backup executor, identifying beneficiaries and their shares, decisions about specific gifts (sentimental items, property bequests), guardianship of minor children, superannuation death benefit nominations (handled separately from your Will), and funeral wishes.

Important: Superannuation is not automatically governed by your Will — it passes according to your binding death benefit nomination with your super fund. Your checklist includes a reminder to update your super nominations, which is one of the most commonly overlooked estate planning steps.

This is a preparation checklist, not a legal Will document. To create a valid, binding Will, consult a solicitor or your state's Public Trustee service. Generated entirely in your browser — nothing is stored on our servers.

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