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One decision today can make tomorrow easier.

Give your family certainty knowing your wishes are clearly documented, legally protected, and ready when they're needed most.

Why most people put off writing a Will?

It's not because people don't care. It's because they don't know where to start.

Most people think creating a will is expensive, complicated, or something they'll do later. The truth is, it only takes one unexpected event for your family to need the decisions you never wrote down.

I'm still too young

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I don't own much anyway

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It's too complicated

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No rush, I'll do it later

A calendar reminder to write a will
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Why should you make a will?

Nearly half of Australian adults don't have a valid will. Without one, the law decides how everything you own is divided, not you. A will lets you:

  • Decide exactly who inherits your money, property and possessions
  • Appoint an executor you trust to carry out your wishes
  • Name a guardian for children under 18
  • Spare your family stress, cost and delays at an already difficult time
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Is a Will enough?

A will is a great choice if you want to…

  • Decide who inherits your estate and personal belongings
  • Appoint someone you trust to carry out your wishes
  • Name guardians for your children
  • Create a simple, affordable, and easy to update estate plan
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A trust may be right if you want to…

  • Protect larger or more complex assets over time
  • Decide how and when beneficiaries receive their inheritance
  • Help reduce delays and administration for your estate
  • Protect more complex family, financial, or business interests
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Writing a Will made simple.

Wherever you're starting from, we've got a Will for you. Answer a few simple questions in our Will builder to shape a Will that captures your wishes, the people you love, and the legacy you want to leave behind. Nothing gets missed or is left to chance.

Single Will by a Lawyer

You're making a Will for yourself.

$155

One-off fee · Drafted by our partner solicitor

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  • Drafted from scratch by a partnered solicitor
  • Ideal for straightforward, single-person estates
  • Print-ready, signed and witnessed for you
  • One-off fixed fee, no surprises

Couples Will by a Lawyer

You and your partner each need a Will.

$155

One-off fee · $155 per will, two required

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  • Two mirrored wills, drafted together
  • Ideal for couples with shared wishes
  • Print-ready, signed and witnessed for you
  • One-off fixed fee, no surprises

Bespoke Lawyer Will

Blended family, a business, a trust or overseas assets.

$600

Fixed fee · Drafted by our partner solicitor

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  • Drafted from scratch by a partnered estate solicitor
  • Built for complex or contested estates
  • Trusts, blended families and business succession
  • Fixed-fee quote before you commit to anything

How it works

No legal jargon, no appointments, no pressure. Gaia guides you through each decision.

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Answer a few questions about yourself, the people in your life and how you'd like your estate shared. Most people finish in under 15 minutes.

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Our Will builder shows you a live preview of everything you've entered. Change anything, as many times as you like and save a local copy. You can also save your Will in our Gaia Vault.

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Print your Will and sign it with 2 adult witnesses present at the same time. Step-by-step signing instructions are included. You can also get your Will reviewed by our partnered solicitor.

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Storing your Will made easy

Writing a Will is only half the job. A Will that can't be found has no legal effect, and your executor cannot act on instructions they don't have.

Gaia Vault gives your Will a permanent, secure home without the paper trail or hassle.

  • Upload a digital copy of your signed Will
  • Note exactly where the original is kept
  • Share access with your executor or next of kin
  • Encrypted, and shared only after a strict review approval process
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Wills for First Nations People

If you're an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander person, your will can reflect more than who gets what. It can honour the relationships, responsibilities and cultural values that shape your life and your community.

  • Kinship obligations: recognise family and community relationships that go beyond a legal next of kin
  • Burial and sorry business: write down your wishes for cultural ceremony, Country and the mourning practices that matter to your mob
  • Sacred and secret knowledge: say who takes on custodianship of restricted cultural knowledge, objects or stories after you're gone
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Still have questions?

An executor must be over 18 years of age. People often appoint trusted friends or family members who are good with finances and administration.

In our Will, you may appoint 1 sole executor, or 2 or 3 joint executors.

Because everyone deserves a valid will, not just people who can afford a solicitor. The Individual and Couple's Wills builders are free forever, no catch, no account needed, and no card details required.

Gaia earns from the optional add-ons families choose when they want extra certainty: a solicitor review of your DIY will, or a fully bespoke will drafted by a partnered solicitor for complex estates. The free builder isn't a trial of those, it's the same document either way.

Yes. What makes a will valid isn't who typed it, it's how it's executed. You must be over 18 and of sound mind, the will must be in writing, and you must sign it in the presence of two adult witnesses who are present at the same time and who also sign it.

Your witnesses shouldn't be beneficiaries (or their spouses). Gaia includes a witness signing block and step-by-step instructions when you print your will.

Yes. Couple's Wills builds two separate, mirrored wills, one for each of you, in the same session. Most couples leave everything to each other first, then to their children, but you can each choose differently if you'd rather.

You each sign your own document with your own witnesses. Married or de facto, it works the same way, and it's still free.

You die "intestate", and a legal formula in your state or territory decides who inherits, typically your spouse and children in fixed proportions. Unmarried partners, stepchildren, friends and charities can miss out entirely.

A court also appoints someone to administer your estate, which is usually slower, more expensive and more stressful for your family than following a will.

For a straightforward estate, like a home, savings, super and possessions left to family, a properly signed and witnessed will like the one Gaia creates is generally all you need.

If your situation is more complex, such as a blended family, a business or trust, overseas assets, or a will you expect to be contested, you should have a solicitor draft it from scratch — that's what our Bespoke Lawyer Will is for. If you'd rather build it yourself but still want a professional check, the solicitor review add-on sits in between.

A partnered estate solicitor reads your completed will, checks the wording and execution requirements, and flags anything ambiguous or risky, for example unclear gifts, shares that don't add up, or a witness who shouldn't be one.

You receive personalised feedback within 5 business days, plus 12 months of unlimited updates and secure digital storage with trusted-contact access.

Yes, and you should, after big life events like marriage, separation, a new child or buying property. Simply create a new will (it revokes the old one), sign and witness it again, and destroy the old copy.

The Gaia will builder is free to reuse as often as you like, and the solicitor review add-on includes 12 months of reviewed updates.

Wills cannot be validly signed or witnessed using electronic signatures because the Probate Office of each Supreme Court requires an original ("wet-ink") of the Will before approving a Grant of Probate.

Gaia Wills provides general information and self-service document templates only. It is not legal advice. If you're unsure whether a simple will suits your situation, please speak with a qualified solicitor.