A Living Will in the form of an enduring power of attorney (medical treatment) as declared in the State of Victoria under the Medical Treatment Act, 1988 s. 5, related only to health and well being in the event of incapacitation (what the Americans call a "living will"). It appoints attorneys and explains and limits powers regarding personal matters and medical treatment.
In this example Australian last will and testament the single woman is a declared atheist and wants her body to be disposed of in a manner in keeping with this fact.
This simple Australian last will and testament is designed for a Muslim woman with two children who leaves up to one third of her property to specific beneficiaries and then leaves everything else to her executor to be divided after her death in the traditional Islamic manner. It includes clear instructions on how to bury the body as a Muslim. It can be easily completed as a form on the screen and then printed and signed by the testatrix and two witnesses.
This simple Australian last will and testament is designed for a Muslim woman with no child who wishes to acknowledge her Muslim traditions and include clear instructions on how to bury the body as a Muslim but retains complete control over how her estate is to be divided between specific beneficiaries. It is designed to be still valid after the birth of children. It can be easily completed as a form on the screen and then printed and signed by the testatrix and two witnesses.
This simple Australian last will and testament is designed for a single Muslim woman who wishes to acknowledge her Muslim traditions and include clear instructions on how to bury the body as a Muslim but retains complete control over how her estate is to be divided between specific beneficiaries. It can be easily completed as a form on the screen and then printed and signed by the testatrix and two witnesses.
This simple Australian last will and testament is designed for a Muslim man with a wife and two children who wishes to acknowledge his Muslim traditions and include clear instructions on how to bury the body as a Muslim but retains complete control over how his estate is to be divided between specific beneficiaries. It can be easily completed as a form on the screen and then printed and signed by the testator and two witnesses.
This simple Australian last will and testament is designed for a single man with four children who leaves everything to his children in equal share, else another person. It denies benefit to the mother(s) of the children. It appoints a guardian for the children. It can be easily completed as a form on the screen and then printed and signed by the testator and two witnesses.
This simple Australian last will and testament is designed for a widow who leaves everything to her two children in equal share, else another person. She gives specific instruction that, if a child predeceases her, if that child has children, then that part of her estate that would have gone to this child should go to her grandchildren instead, but if not, exclude him/her from the equation. It can be easily completed as a form on the screen and then printed and signed by the testatrix and two witnesses.
This simple Australian last will and testament is designed for a Muslim man with a wife and two children who leaves up to one third of his property to specific beneficiaries and then leaves everything else to his executor to be divided after his death in the traditional Islamic manner. It includes clear instructions on how to bury the body as a Muslim. It can be easily completed as a form on the screen and then printed and signed by the testator and two witnesses.
