Our simple online wills at Aspire Lawyers are only $250 and can be used by anyone in any state of Australia. If you have a more complicated estate, please reach out to our estate lawyers in Melbourne, Brisbane, Sydney and Perth. 

Yes, online will kits in Australia are legal. However, it doesn't mean they're all legally binding or made equally. For a will to be valid and for your wishes to be carried out, it must meet strict conditions. This is why a lawyer is typically needed to help draft a will. However, our DIY wills at Aspire Lawyers have been created by our legal team, ensuring you have a legally binding will to protect your assets and family even once you've passed.

It is not recommended to write your own will without consulting a lawyer. The exception is using an online will template created by a lawyer, which will guide you through what information to include in your will and how to ensure you're covered in the event of your passing.

There is essentially no way to stop someone contesting a will. The best way to prevent your will being contested is to ensure you have considered anyone with a valid claim to your will, including your spouse, child/children, step-children and potentially other relatives. Having a thorough will can help prevent issues with your estate once you have passed and helping ensure your wishes can be carried out.

For your will to stand up in court, it must meet the legal requirements for your state to make it legally binding. This may include who signs the will, the details and the language used in the will. At Aspire Lawyers, we have put our experience in drafting wills into our templates to help your will stand up in court and protect your legacy and wishes.