Will (see also Personal - Death)

An interesting example. In this Australian last will and testament, this man, who is married in a same sex marriage (SSM), leaves his body to science and his estate to his husband, else his daughter, and, if they cannot benefit, he leaves everything to public purpose. It describes 6 fundamental trustee provisions assisting the execution of the will. It can be easily completed as a form on the screen and then printed and signed by the testatrix and two witnesses. (P-11006)

An interesting example. In this Australian last will and testament, this woman, who is married in a same sex marriage (SSM), leaves her body to science and her estate to her wife else her daughter, and, if they cannot benefit, she leaves everything to public purpose. It describes 6 fundamental trustee provisions assisting the execution of the will. It can be easily completed as a form on the screen and then printed and signed by the testatrix and two witnesses. (P-11005)

Last will & testament; lesbian woman who has been in a long term relationship, similar to a same sex marriage, which is finished. She wants to make reference to her previous partner to ensure this partnership plays no part in the executing of this Will. She leaves everything to her mum and, if she should predecease her, to her (two) friends in equal share. (P-09013)

Last will & testament for a gay man who has been in a long term relationship, similar to a same sex marriage. He wants to make reference to his previous partner to ensure this partnership plays no part in the executing of this Will. It describes 6 fundamental trustee provisions assisting the execution of the will. He leaves everything to his mum and if she should predecease him to his (two) friends in equal share. (P-09011)

In this Australian last will and testament this divorced woman leaves everything in her estate to her three children, else another person, and makes it clear that she does not wish her ex-husband to benefit from her death, and that all (other) family ties are unimportant to the determination of beneficiaries under this will.

In this Australian last will and testament this divorced man leaves everything in his estate to his three children, else another person, and makes it clear that he does not wish his ex-wife to benefit form his death, and that all (other) family ties are unimportant to the determination of beneficiaries under this will.

An example Australian last will and testament for a single man, 5 nominated beneficiaries, not based on family.

An example Australian last will and testament for a single woman, 5 nominated beneficiaries, not based on family.

This simple Australian last will and testament is designed for a single Muslim woman who is over the age of eighteen 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. (P-78302)

This simple Australian last will and testament is designed for a widower who leaves everything to his five children in equal share, else another person. He gives specific instruction that, if a child predeceases him, if that child has children, then that part of his estate that would have gone to this child should go to his 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 testator and two witnesses. (P-93606)