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The Will

Not a document you sign once
and hope you never think about again.

Most Wills are static PDFs, filed away and forgotten until it’s too late to matter. Yours lives in your Vault - readable in plain English, reviewed by solicitors when it counts, and versioned every time your life moves forward.

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Example Last Will & Testament

Version 4 · Last amended 12 Jun 2026

Solicitor reviewed
Clauses
Beneficiaries
Version History
Suggested Edits
1

Appointment of Executor

Names who carries out your wishes. Your executor gathers your assets, pays any debts, and distributes what remains as you've set out below.

2

Guardianship of Minor Children

Flagged for review - a change to your family situation since your last amendment may affect this clause.

Review included
3

Distribution of Residuary Estate

Sets out how everything not otherwise gifted is divided. Last confirmed against your asset register two months ago.

How solicitor review works
How it works

A guided questionnaire. A document that actually stays current.

01

Answer guided questions

Guided questions covering your assets, beneficiaries, executor, and any guardianship arrangements. Every question has a plain-English explanation.

02

Review your draft

Your answers become a structured Will draft. Review clause by clause. Change your answers and the draft updates immediately.

03

Download, sign and witness

Pay $149 to download your solicitor-reviewed Will. Sign it in the presence of two independent witnesses - NSW members can use remote AV witnessing, all other states complete with a straightforward print-and-sign process we walk you through. Complex situations are flagged in your Vault, where you can reach our partner lawyers directly.

04

Store and update

Your Will PDF lives in your Vault alongside your asset register. Every time your life changes, update your Will from the same place.

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Versioned as your life changes

Every amendment creates a new version. A change to your family, your assets, or your executors prompts an update - not a whole new Will.

Signing your Will

Two witnesses. The same moment.

A Will is only legally valid if signed correctly. The requirements are straightforward:

  1. Sign each page in front of two witnesses at the same time.
  2. Both witnesses must be present when you sign, and each witness signs in your presence.
  3. Witnesses must be 18 or over and must not be a beneficiary under the Will (or married to one).

NSW members: Remote audio-visual witnessing is available. Heirloom can coordinate an AV signing session so you can sign from home.

All other states: Print your Will, sign in the presence of two eligible witnesses, and follow the step-by-step instructions included with your download.

Solicitor review, included.

Every Will issued through Heirloom Life is subject to a standard solicitor quality review before being issued. For situations that are more complex - business succession, blended families, overseas assets, testamentary trusts - your Vault will flag the specific areas of concern, and you can communicate directly with our partner lawyers through your Vault for a more detailed bespoke engagement.

Australian succession law is state-based. Heirloom Life is available across all states and territories, accounting for each state’s specific requirements around execution, witnessing, and revocation.

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