Use our step by step guide to create a will in less than 15 minutes. To custom design your will simply take the following steps:

1. Create a Willed Account

Create a Willed Account by answering a few simple questions.

2. Tell us about your partner and children

If you are married or in a de facto relationship, tell us about your partner. If you have children, tell us about your children. If your children are under 18 years of age, you should appoint a guardian to care for your children in the event you and your partner pass away.

3. Appoint your executors

The executor is the person appointed by you to carry out your wishes after you pass away. The duties of an executor can be demanding, so it is important that you carefully select people who you trust. Consider appointing a backup executor just in case.

Administering an estate can sometimes be difficult and stressful for loved ones and therefore consider appointing an independent professional executor, such as Willed, to administer your estate.

Please note that Willed offers professional executor services.

4. Leave gifts (called legacies)

Choose friends, family or a charity to receive gifts from your estate.

5. Divide your residual estate

Distribute all of your estate (after allocation of specific gifts) to your nominated beneficiaries, which can be 1 person, a group of people or a charity. Consider appointing backup beneficiaries just in case.

6. Final wishes

Let us know your final wishes, including your preference of where and whether to be buried or cremated.

7. Download, print and sign your will

Based on your responses, the Willed Platform will custom design your will. You can then download your will and follow our easy step by step signing instructions to make your will legally binding. The law does not permit electronic execution of wills.

8. Safe and secure storage

Store a copy of your will, special wishes and video messages for loved ones on your Willed Account.

9. Update anytime

You have unlimited rights to update your will anytime for 12 months.

Have any more questions? Visit our frequently asked questions page or if you have a specific question, contact us at [email protected]