Are Online Wills Right for Most Australians?
In this video, Kevin explains who online Wills actually suit: Australians with straightforward assets, clear beneficiaries, and no complexities like trusts, overseas assets, or self-managed super funds. He also covers why online Wills are not cheap substitutes; they are proper legal products that meet the same requirements as solicitor-drafted Wills. In the video above, Kevin is clear that complex situations still benefit from tailored advice. If that is you, watch how Willed pairs online Wills with legal support when you need it.
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In Australia, a solicitor drafted Will can cost upwards of hundreds of dollars. An online Will is suitable for many people, including those with straightforward assets, clear beneficiaries, and no complexity, such as trusts, overseas assets, or self-managed superannuation funds. Online Wills are not cheap substitutes. They are legitimate products that can be suitable for many individuals. Complex situations may benefit from tailored advice. A lot of Australians do not need a complex Will.
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