Services and Pricing
We work exclusively in estate planning law for Australian clients. With none of the overheads associated with running a large practice or conducting litigation, we can offer you the best possible value from our document creation service.
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We offer fixed fees for all our services. These are:
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Simple Will - Single - $550
Simple Wills - Couple - $770
Enduring Power of Attorney - Single - $220
Enduring Powers of Attorney - Couple - $330
Testamentary Trust Will - Single - $1,100
Testamentary Trust Will - Couple - $1,650
One-Hour General Advice - $330
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Where Wills of any type and Enduring Powers of Attorney are both required, we bundle this service and provide a total discount of $110.
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All amounts shown are in Australian dollars and are inclusive of any applicable GST.
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To book an initial appointment to prepare your Will/estate planning documents, we require a consultation fee of $110, which counts towards the cost of the service you select. You will then be invoiced for that package after your initial appointment, when we have confirmed with you that the package you have chosen is suitable for your needs and send your documents for signing.
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For any questions about pricing or payment terms, please email mail@virtuewill.net.
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Will Preparation - General
From simple Wills to Wills incorporating Testamentary Trusts, we specialise in creating Wills that meet the needs of our clients.
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Simple Wills
A simple Will is a basic document that facilitates the gifting of your assets to your loved ones on your passing. It is important that even a very simple Will is structured correctly to avoid disputes, unexpected tax consequences, and issues during the probate process.
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Testamentary Trust Wills
A Will incorporating a Testamentary Trust can provide your beneficiaries with options to protect their inherited assets and minimise tax on inherited investments in the future. You can also include a trust in your Will if you are concerned that a beneficiary will be unable to manage their inheritance without assistance.
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Advice
We offer advice on all aspects of estate planning, including about how to structure your Will, and about the possibility of your Will being contested.
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Enduring Powers of Attorney
We also advise on and create Enduring Powers of Attorney. Making an Enduring Power of Attorney, Medical Power of Attorney or Appointment of Enduring Guardian (depending on your State or Territory) allows you to appoint someone to make decisions for you if you lose mental capacity.
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Superannuation death benefit nominations
Superannuation is often neglected in estate planning. We can help you to create a valid binding nomination, so that your superannuation forms part of your estate or is directed to a valid beneficiary.