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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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Aaron Lee — Last Will & Testament

Version 4 · Last amended 12 Jun 2026

Solicitor reviewed
Clauses
Executor Access
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.

Included review recommended
3

Distribution of Residuary Estate

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

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How it works

Seven guided steps. One solicitor review. A document that actually stays current.

01

Answer guided questions

Seven steps 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

Solicitor reviews the document

A qualified Australian solicitor reviews your draft for legal completeness and state-specific compliance.

04

Sign and witness

Your Will is valid only once signed in front of two independent witnesses. We walk you through the exact requirements for your state.

05

Store and update

Your signed Will lives in your Vault alongside your asset register and executor access instructions.

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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.

Solicitor review: included where it counts.

High-severity flags — guardianship, trusts, business succession — come with included solicitor review. Minor changes stay self-serve. You’re not billed per clause or per review request; the review is part of the product where the stakes justify it.

Specific turnaround times for solicitor review are being confirmed before launch.

Australian succession law is state-based. NSW and VIC have different rules around execution, witnessing, and revocation. Heirloom accounts for your state of residence throughout drafting and review.

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