The Command Centre

A single home for everything
your estate needs to keep working.

Your Will is the start, not the finish. The Living Vault keeps your estate current as your life does — your assets, your people, your instructions, always in step.

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Living Vault

Your estate, kept current.

Marriage, a new child, a property purchase, a business sold — each one can quietly invalidate parts of a Will. The Vault tracks the life events that matter and prompts an update before a gap becomes a problem for the people you’ve named.

Marriage automatically revokes a prior Will in most Australian statesAction needed

New asset added: Investment property, BondiSynced

Lawyer Review

Included where it matters, priced where it doesn't.

High-severity flags — guardianship, trusts, business succession — come with included solicitor review each year. Minor changes stay self-serve, so premium attention goes where the stakes are highest.

Executor Access

Built for the day it's actually needed.

A verified path from death certificate to executor access — digital and physical, cross-referenced, so the people you trust aren't left guessing at the worst possible time.

Life events

The events that change your estate — and that most Wills miss.

Marriage

Automatically revokes a prior Will in most Australian states

Divorce

Revokes gifts and executor appointments to former spouses in most states

New child

May affect guardianship and equal-distribution clauses

Property purchase or sale

Updates the asset register; specific gifts may need revision

Business sale or transfer

Can significantly change your estate composition

Death of named executor

Requires appointment of a replacement before the Will is actionable

Rules vary by state. Heirloom accounts for your state of residence throughout.

Executor Access

A verified path from death certificate to access.

Your executor receives printed access instructions sealed in your Heirloom folder. When it’s needed, they lodge the death certificate, verify their identity, and receive access — with nothing left to guess.

Executor

Named by you in your Will

Access trigger

Death certificate lodgement + identity verification

Instructions

Printed and sealed in your Heirloom folder

Start with the Will. Stay with the Vault.