Estate Planning

Planning your estate is essential to protect you and your loved ones should you fall ill or pass away unexpectedly. Writing your Will is the first step, but it’s important to understand that there are assets that your Will doesn’t cover automatically.


What is an Estate Plan?

An estate plan includes making a Will, setting up trusts, choosing an executor, setting out your wishes for your funeral and more.


An estate plan consists of the following parts:


A Will

This document outlines how you would like your estate to be distributed, and your young  children (if you have them) taken care of, after your death.


Enduring Power of Attorney

This document allows you to nominate a person to manage your financial or legal affairs on your behalf.


Medical Decision Maker

This element allows you to choose a trusted person to make medical decisions for you.


Advanced Care Directive

Here you can outline your wishes regarding health and medical decisions, to be communicated to your medical decision maker.


How We Can Help


You can start planning for your estate by using the Willed platform to design and build your Will. Once you are ready, one of our Wills & Estate Experts can review your Will to make sure it’s correct.


  • Create your own legally valid Will online using the Willed Platform

  • Unlimited edits for 12 months

  • No hidden fees

  • Takes less than 20 minutes to complete

  • Check by our Wills & Estate Experts

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Disclaimer: The content of this blog is intended to provide a general guide to the subject matter. This blog should not be relied upon as legal, financial, accounting or tax advice.