WilledEnd-of-life planning, made simple.
An Australian team helping families with Wills, funerals and probate. Online when it suits you, on the phone when it doesn’t.
Why families trust Willed
The basics, done properly.
160,000+ Australians
Families across every state have planned, farewelled and probated with us.
Lawyer reviewed
Willed Law can check your Will on request, at no extra cost.
Funerals · 24 / 7
When a loved one has died, our funeral planners are reachable at any hour.
Fixed fees
A clear price up front. No retainers, no hourly billing, no surprises.
What we do
Four ways we help.
Choose the door that fits. Each opens onto the same Australian team of lawyers, planners and funeral arrangers.
Estate planning
Your plan, on paper.
A legally valid Will or Power of Attorney, written from home in under twenty minutes and reviewable by Willed Law.
Probate
When a loved one has died.
Willed Law can handle the paperwork for a fixed fee, so your family can focus on each other.
Funerals
A respectful farewell.
Our funeral planners are reachable at any hour. We arrange direct cremations and full funeral services across Australia.
Planning ahead
Pay at today’s prices.
Lock in costs now, hold the funds with an APRA-approved bond, spare your family the bill and the stress.
What customers say
Trusted by 160,000+ Australians.
Compassionate guidance and peace of mind for you and your loved ones.
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Giving
Over $500 million pledged to good causes.
Willed users have left a portion of their estate to charities close to their hearts.
One step away
Not sure where to start? We’re a phone call away.
A real Australian team, weekdays for Wills and probate, every hour for funerals. No script, no upsell.
Guides
Pop the champagne! We’re celebrating three years of Willed, and you’re invited to our (metaphorical) party.
Dealing with the estate administration process can be daunting, demanding and emotionally draining, especially for someone having to act as an executor for the first time. Thankfully, you can leave it to the professionals to ensure the estate is administered in line with the wishes of the deceased.
So, you’ve been named as the executor of the estate. If you’re willing to take on the role, here are some tips to consider, first.
Aside from this thing called *human nature* where disagreements *tend* to occur, executor disputes can arise for a handful of reasons. Here’s how to prevent them.