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In this example Australian last will & testament a woman has two children, one of whom is disabled and intellectually impaired. The testatrix establishes a testamentary trust to look after her daughter for the rest of her life, following her death. She gives the house and some money to her husband and some special gifts and bequests (probably something to her son) but her main focus is on the trust, because the others are capable of looking after themselves while her daughter is not.

A typical Australian last will and testament for a man with a wife and three children. The testator leaves everything to his wife and only establishes a testamentary trust for the children if the wife predeceases him or fails to survive him for at least thirty days. If his wife predeceases him, the testator sets up three trusts after his death to provide for each of his three children and their direct descendants ("lineage" concerns), thereby excluding the issues of marriage and divorce from the determination of beneficiaries. (P-32140)

A typical Australian (template) last will and testament for a man with a wife and one child. The marriage is de facto. The testator appoints his wife as sole executor and establishes two testamentary trusts, one for his wife and one for his child and splits the funds by percentage. (P-86759)

This deed is used for a simple transfer of ownership of itemised object(s) as gratuitous gift(s) in the State of Queensland. A gratuitous gift is a transfer of money or property to someone who is not providing anything in return. In this version, the offer by the giver and transfer of ownership is immediate upon execution of the instrument, as is the acceptance and acknowledgement by the receiver. This all happens within the deed, removing the need for a separate release form. This is the "person to person" version. (L-96551)

This deed is used for a simple transfer of ownership of itemised object(s) as gratuitous gift(s) in the States of New South Wale, Victoria, South Australia, Western Australia, Northern Territory and the Australian Capital Territory. A gratuitous gift is a transfer of money or property to someone who is not providing anything in return. In this version, the offer by the giver and transfer of ownership is immediate upon execution of the instrument, as is the acceptance and acknowledgement by the receiver.

This deed is used for a simple transfer of ownership of itemised object(s) as gratuitous gift(s) in the State of Tasmania. A gratuitous gift is a transfer of money or property to someone who is not providing anything in return. In this version, the offer by the giver and transfer of ownership is immediate upon execution of the instrument, as is the acceptance and acknowledgement by the receiver. This all happens within the deed, removing the need for a separate release form. This is the "person to person" version. (L-24146)

A cross-notice (Form 3) under Fences Act 1975 to a neighbour in the State of South Australia of objection to the neighbour's intention to erect a dividing fence defining a common boundary (Form 1) or the neighbour's intention to perform replacement, repair or maintenance (Form 2). This notice is to be served on the neighbour personally or by registered post. This a more detailed look at Form 3. A free copy of a simple Form 3 is available at the SA Government's website.

A notice (Form 2) under Fences Act 1975 to a neighbour in the State of South Australia to assist in the repair of a dividing fence defining a common boundary. This notice is to be served on the neighbour personally or by registered post. (L-56756)

Properly signed and delivered (lapsing) nomination that is binding on the Trustee to benefit the nominated beneficiary/beneficiaries upon the death of the member of the Self Managed Superannuation Fund (SMSF). (S-15571)

Formal contract between a Company (the Seller) and an un-incorporated association (the Buyer), agreeing the conditions of a single order to supply a given number of units of product(s) at fixed price within a fixed period and setting the delivery process and invoicing and settlement for the order. The main purpose of this agreement is to guarantee supply of a given quantity at an agreed price over a given period. The sale is simple, the requirements are well known, the supply can be guaranteed, there are no other products or price lists to complicate the relationship.