Registration will enable you to save your Will details and return to it at a later date. Once you have completed and paid for your online Will, you will also be able to log in and make changes to your Will details for up to seven days.

Call Australian Executor Trustees on 1800 145 742 Mon-Fri 8:30am - 5:00pm AEST and speak to one of our Client Service Advisers, who will be able to assist you.

Click on the ‘Forgotten your password?’ link on the home page. This will take you to the password reminder page. Enter your username and a security question will be displayed. When you correctly answer this question, you will be able to change your password.

Your password should be a minimum of six and maximum of 10 characters. Your password can include letters and numbers. We suggest you use a password that is familiar to you and that can be easily remembered.

Your password protects the security of your personal information. When choosing a password, select something that you will easily remember but which will not be easily identifiable by others (for example, do not use family names). Remember to keep your password confidential - you should not share or reveal your password to anyone. If changing your password, you should make it significantly different from previous passwords.

You have seven days from the payment day to edit your Will.

You can take advantage of our free Will storage, annual reminders to update your Will, newsletters that keep you up-to-date on issues that may affect your Will, and other useful services.

For an additional $20, your partner can purchase a mirror Will, which will be the same as your Will, except your spouse/partner’s name will appear instead of your name and your name will appear instead of theirs. The mirror Will details can also be edited for up to seven days from the day of payment.

As part of our ongoing Will Assist service, your documents will be mailed to you to sign. When you return your signed Will to us, it will be stored in a secure, fire-proof location in South Australia.

Often Wills are not signed, witnessed and dated properly. Simple mistakes can result in thousands of dollars in legal fees when you die, or your Will may even be deemed to be invalid. The results of a poorly executed Will can be catastrophic. As a client of easywill we will check to make sure your Will has been signed, witnessed and dated correctly. If we find that your Will has not been executed correctly we will send you a fresh Will at no cost.

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You will need to send us a letter requesting the release of your Will. We can then return your Will to you by registered mail. For more information, complete our online enquiry form or call us on 1800 145 742 Mon-Fri 8:30am - 5:00pm AEST.

easywill.com.au is a fully Internet-based service, so you are not required to download any additional software, but you do need to meet our operating system and browser requirements. View the requirements here.

$25. If you select a mirror Will for your spouse/partner it is an additional $20. All prices include GST.

You pay for your Will using a credit card. We accept MasterCard and Visa.

AET considers the security of your information to be of paramount importance. Our security measures are designed to protect your personal information. When you pay for your Will, our secure server uses SSL (secure sockets layer) to encrypt all the information sent from your PC. Our website also uses a secure payment gateway to ensure your payment is made securely, quickly and reliably.

You can complete our online enquiry form or call us on 1800 145 742 Mon-Fri 8:30am - 5:00pm AEST for assistance.

A Will needs to be witnessed by two adults over the age of 18. Full details of how to execute your Will will be provided with your Will.

Yes, The executor and primary beneficiary may be the same person.

Yes. The document that you prepare through this site provides a Will that, once properly signed and witnessed, constitutes a valid Will in your state. If correct signing procedures are not followed, this may invalidate the Will. The site has been tailored to assist you in the Will-making process and if followed correctly, a document will be produced to reflect your wishes.

An 'intestate' estate is where a person dies and there is not a valid Will in place. This type of estate is more difficult to administer and will take longer to be finalised, resulting in increased costs that will be taken out of your estate.