Will (see also Personal - Death)

A typical Australian last will and testament for a gay guy in a permanent relationship who has three children who upon his death wishes to establish a single trust to be administered by someone close to him whom he trusts to understand and work to achieve a "principal purpose", namely the well being and welfare and educational achievement of his 3 kids until their tertiary education has been achieved and to give a special place to his partner as alternate primary beneficiary should his children predecease him or as secondary beneficiary upon the achievement of the primary

This simple Australian last will and testament is designed for a lesbian who leaves everything in her residual estate to her partner, with special instructions for the partner to be treated as if this were a lawful same sex marriage. Just the basics, no trustee provisions. It can be easily completed as a form on the screen and then printed and signed by the testatrix and two witnesses. (P-09113)

A typical Australian last will and testament for a man with a de facto partner and two children. One of his children has two children (his grandchildren). The testator wants to be very particular. He mentions his partner as his special beneficiary in his super fund. He leaves his kids special inheritance not by formula but as described by him. He establishes two testamentary trusts for the grandkids who are very young at the time of the signing of his will, and who will obtain their inheritance only on their (18th?) birthday.

This simple Australian last will and testament is designed for a widower, now in a de facto relationship, with two children from a previous marriage who leaves everything to his wife and his children in equal share, else another person. It can be easily completed as a form on the screen and then printed and signed by the testator and two witnesses. (P-40906)

An interesting Stat Dec. (Commonwealth). The beneficiary (one of two) mentioned in the Will agrees with the Executor that to include a third beneficiary would be useful as it would mean no legal arguments further down the track. (S)he gives the Executor a stat dec to that effect, increasing his/her confidence to finalise. (P-11035)

This simple Australian last will and testament is designed for a woman with five children who has separated from her husband and wants to make it clear he is not to benefit from the will, and leaves everything to her children in equal share, else another person. It can be easily completed as a form on the screen and then printed and signed by the testatrix and two witnesses.

An interesting example. This simple Australian last will and testament is designed for a man in a same sex marriage (SSM) who leaves everything to his husband, but has agreed with his husband that if either should predecease the other they will split the residual estate into two equal shares: one share for my kids and one share for my husband's kids. In this example there are six on his side and three on my side, but it could be any number. It describes 6 fundamental trustee provisions assisting the execution of the will.

An interesting example. This simple Australian last will and testament is designed for a woman in a same sex marriage (SSM) who leaves everything to her wife, but has agreed with her wife that if either should predecease the other they will split the residual estate into two equal shares: one share for my kids and one share for my wife's kids. In this example there are six on her side and three on my side, but it could be any number. It describes 6 fundamental trustee provisions assisting the execution of the will.

In this Australian last will and testament this woman in a same sex marriage (SSM) has one child and leaves everything to her wife, else her daughter, else public purpose. She appoints her wife and someone she trusts as executors of this Will and trustees of her estate. She wants her body to be cremated and the ashes to be cast upon the sea. She includes a special requirement on predecease of both, to acknowledge her wife's wishes. It describes 6 fundamental trustee provisions assisting the execution of the will.

In this Australian last will and testament this man in a same sex marriage (SSM) has one child and leaves everything to his husband, else his daughter, else public purpose. He appoints his husband and someone he trusts as executors of this Will and trustees of his estate. He wants his body to be cremated and the ashes to be cast upon the sea. He includes a special requirement on predecease of both, to acknowledge his husband's wishes. It describes 6 fundamental trustee provisions assisting the execution of the will.