Just in case you don’t live forever
We’ve helped thousands of Australians secure their legacy by planning for their end-of-life. While you can’t take it with you, you can decide how it stays behind.
We’re more than just a Will.
Wills
Power of Attorney
Safewill Legal
Trusted by thousands of Australians every month
End-of-life planning that’s simple and secure
Backed by Lawyers
Every Will is reviewed by our Australian legal team to ensure you’ve used our platform correctly - your peace of mind guaranteed.
Flat Fees, No surprises
Say goodbye to hidden fees and complicated legal costs with our simple and clear fixed-fee prcing.
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Your personal data is protected at all times using best-in-class, military grade encryption and privacy practices.
Secure your legacy and protect your loved ones by planning your estate
Planning for what you know
01
Prepare
your Will
We’ll ask a few simple questions prepared by Australian lawyers that will allow you to create your own Will. We’ve made it easy enough that you can use any computer, or even your phone.
Enduring when you can not
02
Protect
yourself
By creating Enduring powers of Attorney and Enduring Guardianship, you can ensure both your loved ones’ and your peace of mind by authorising financial and medical decision making, for when you’re no longer able to.
Securing your legacy
03
Plan
for your end-of-life
Dealing with death is hard, and the administrative tasks that come after can be difficult and distressing. Our affiliate law firm, Safewill Legal, can guide you through estate administration, while our secure digital vault provides a way to store and share your important information with your loved ones.
Complete your Will in under 20 minutes
Backed by Lawyers
Isabelle Marcarian
Principal Solicitor
Lauren Solomonson
Probate & Administration Lawyer
Safewill is supported by our award winning affiliate law firm Safewill Legal, an industry leading specialist Wills and Estates practice based in Sydney and operating nationwide.
Safewill Legal are also a leading Probate and Estates practice, offering low cost and fixed fee probate and estate administration services to support and guide you through this complex legal process.
Giving back with Safewill
Giving the gift of the future is a powerful act of love and remembrance.
We’ve made it easy for you to leave a bequest to charity in your Will, ensuring that your legacy has a lasting impact well beyond the event of your passing.
to charity
partners
bequests
Frequently asked questions about Safewill
Safewill is an online platform that allows you the freedom to write your Will simply and securely, without hidden fees or huge financial cost. Once you have your documents ready and your Will written, it is reviewed by a lawyer at our affiliate law firm Safewill Legal to ensure your Will has been filled out correctly, and if so, you can then print and sign it in the presence of your witnesses.
Safewill is passionate about the idea that everyone should have a Will, and therefore is appropriate for most Will writing needs. For complex estate matters, our affiliate law firm Safewill Legal offers a lawyer drafted Will service.
Safewill utilises a Zero Trust security solution in conjunction with a privacy vault to ensure that your data stays secure and private, in compliance with the Australian Privacy Act 1988.
Your Will is reviewed by a lawyer with our affiliate law firm Safewill Legal to ensure that it has been filled out correctly, and if so, you can then print it off and sign it in the presence of your witnesses.
Yes! In fact, we encourage you to do so as often as necessary- such as in the case of divorce, new marriage, or the birth of children. Safewill allows you the freedom to update your Will whenever you want.
This is known as dying intestate, and your next of kin may need to apply for a Grant of Letters of Administration from the Supreme Court. Our affiliate law firm Safewill Legal can help guide you through this process.
A Letters of Administration is an approval granted by the Court, allowing a person (usually next of kin) to administer the estate of someone who has died without a Will. Letters of Administration will allow the administrator to distribute the deceased’s assets according to that state’s rules of intestacy.
Probate is a legal document issued by the Court affirming that the Will of a deceased person has been verified and registered in the Court and that the executor named in the Will has been given the authority to administer the estate. Once the Will is verified by the Court, the Executor can administer the deceased’s estate by collecting the deceased’s assets, paying off any debts of the deceased, and ensuring that the remaining assets are distributed to the beneficiaries of the estate in accordance with the deceased’s wishes.
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