Most families only discover the legal gap during a crisis

If something happened to you today,
would the right person have authority to help?

Love isn’t the same as legal authority.

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87%
of Australian adults have no financial EPOA
AHRC, 2024
~3 in 10
Australians aged 85+ live with dementia
AIHW
Up to 6 months
a tribunal can take to appoint a decision-maker
QCAT · NCAT
$$$ Thousands
in legal fees if it goes to a tribunal
if contested

You’ve planned for after you’re gone — with a will. But who speaks for you while you’re still here?

What is an EPOA,
and how does it work?

The legal answer depends on your state

An Enduring Power of Attorney (EPOA) is a legal document that lets someone you trust make decisions for you — it usually comes into effect when you cannot make decisions for yourself.

Legally valid
When correctly signed and witnessed — on your state’s official form
Private & secure
Your information is encrypted
You’re in control
Change or cancel anytime
The official forms for your state
We prepare the recognised legal documents your state requires — correctly completed and ready to sign.
The official EPOA and guardianship forms for your state

Why this affects you

“That won’t happen
to me.” Right?

Incapacity is not something that only happens to the elderly. A car accident, a sudden illness, a medical emergency — any of these can happen at any age, without warning. And you must have the capacity to make these appointments while you still can. Once that’s gone, it’s too late.

The only time to do this is before you need it.

3 in 4
Australians with a brain injury are 65 or under — it’s not only the elderly
Brain Injury Australia
1 in 4
strokes happen to someone under 65 — often without any warning
Stroke Foundation
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Days notice before an accident or medical emergency. The documents must exist before the event — not after.

The consequences

It’s not just paperwork.
It’s your family’s security.

Without the right documents, the people who love you can be locked out — for months.

A bank teller explaining she cannot release funds to an older customer
Accounts frozen
Money locked. Bills unpaid.
A man sitting at his partner's hospital bedside holding her hand while a doctor stands unable to proceed
Medical stalled
Even your partner may be limited.
A woman holding an unsigned sale contract outside her home beside a For Sale board marked Sale On Hold
Property on hold
Home & finances frozen.
A man sitting alone on a bench in an empty corridor outside a tribunal room, waiting
Tribunal required
Months of cost & delay.
Tribunal application$0–$300+
Legal fees, if contestedinto the thousands
Medical capacity reportat your cost
Who’s appointednot your choice
Up to 6 months
can pass before anyone can act — and a tribunal, not you, decides who
You can choose who decides.
An EPOA lets you choose someone you trust — before you ever need it.

You can’t predict the day it happens.
You can decide, today, who’s allowed to help.

The answer

The fix: the right documents,
for your state.

An Enduring Power of Attorney — and, in some states, an Enduring Guardianship — let someone you trust step in and act for you the moment you can’t. They’re what unfreezes the accounts and keeps your wishes in the room.

You choose who acts
Named by you, in advance — not a stranger a tribunal appoints.
Money & property handled
Bills paid, accounts managed, your home and finances kept running.
Health & care decisions
Your medical and care wishes carried out by someone who knows them.
Every state is different. You don’t need to work out which.
The rules — and the documents — differ in every state and territory. Some need a single Enduring Power of Attorney; others (like NSW) need an EPOA for money and an Enduring Guardian for health. YourWillPro asks where you live and gives you the right ones for your state. No guesswork.
✓ Official government forms ✓ Built for your state’s rules ✓ You stay in control — change or cancel anytime

Real families. Real consequences.

Same situation.
Completely different outcome.

These situations happen across Australia every week. Find the story that feels closest to yours.

Without an EPOA
Parent · Age 23
Luke, 23. His dad Ray collapsed.
Luke got the call on a Tuesday morning. His dad Ray, 58, had suffered a serious stroke in Brisbane. Luke drove to the hospital — and spent hours being told he could not be given information because he was not the person on Ray’s records. Ray was separated. No documents existed naming Luke or anyone else. He could not access Ray’s bank accounts to pay the rent or keep the phone connected. A solicitor and tribunal application cost $4,200 just to get started. By the time formal authority was granted, Ray had lost his flat. Luke had done everything right — except the one conversation that would have prevented all of it.
Loved him completely. Couldn’t help legally.
Without an EPOA
Parent · Age 27
Amy, 27. Her mum had a fall.
Amy had been meaning to talk to her mum about it for over a year. Her mum was 62 and healthy and the timing never felt right. Then her mum had a serious fall and spent three weeks in hospital. Amy arrived from Geelong to help and discovered she could do almost nothing officially. Her mum’s bank required formal authority before speaking to her. Her mum’s GP was limited in what could be discussed. The hospital asked for a formal decision-maker. In Victoria, this requires a specific appointment. The process took weeks — weeks in which Amy drove back and forth, took unpaid leave, and wished she’d had the conversation twelve months earlier.
Wanted to help. Couldn’t. Not yet.
With an EPOA
Couple · Ages 52 & 49
Simon & Ros. Heart attack — she handled it.
Simon had a serious heart attack on the Gold Coast. Survivable, but six weeks of recovery. Because Ros had Simon’s financial appointment, she stepped into every role that needed filling — the investment portfolio, the insurance claim, communication with his business partner, every bill. Simon had no idea how much she’d managed until he was well enough to ask. “I thought we’d dealt with it together,” he said. “Turns out she’d dealt with it for both of us. The document meant she could.” The six weeks were about recovery. Not about lawyers.
Six weeks of recovery. Zero financial drama.
With an EPOA
Couple · Ages 71 & 68
George & Norma. Dementia — planned ahead.
George and Norma had done their documents together a few years earlier after their solicitor mentioned it in passing. When Norma was diagnosed with vascular dementia, George already had both the financial and personal/health appointments he needed. He managed Norma’s accounts, her property, and her care decisions without a single legal delay. Their daughter was named as substitute. When George’s own health declined two years later, she stepped in seamlessly. No tribunal. No lawyers called in crisis. No family conflict. Just a couple who had planned carefully, and a family who benefited from it.
Planned for. Handled with dignity.
Without an EPOA
Single · Age 43
Claire, 43. Aneurysm. Single, no documents.
Claire ran her own small business in Sydney and owned her home. When she suffered a brain aneurysm, she had no partner and no formal appointments. Her sister and brother disagreed immediately about who should act — both sought legal advice separately. In NSW, financial and personal/health authority require different documents; without either, nothing could be done. Tribunal proceedings took five months. During that time her business had no authorised signatory, her mortgage went into arrears, and two key staff resigned. By the time authority was granted, the business could not be saved. Claire survived. She lost the company she had built over twelve years.
Survived. Didn’t survive the legal gap.
With an EPOA
Single, widowed · Age 74
Dorothy, 74. Widowed, planned ahead.
Dorothy completed her documents two years after her husband passed, appointing her daughter as primary decision-maker and her son as substitute. When a hip replacement became complicated and she spent six weeks in a rehab facility in Ballarat, her daughter handled everything without a single phone call to a lawyer — her bills, her house, her GP, even her dog. Dorothy’s verdict: “The best part was I didn’t have to worry about any of it. I just had to get better. My daughter knew exactly what she could do and what I would have wanted. That’s the whole point of it, isn’t it.” She was home in six weeks. Everything exactly as she’d left it.
Six weeks away. Came home to everything intact.
Aging parentsWatching mum or dad
Without an EPOA
Parent · Age 23
Luke, 23. His dad Ray collapsed.
Luke got the call on a Tuesday morning. His dad Ray, 58, had suffered a serious stroke in Brisbane. Luke drove to the hospital — and spent hours being told he could not be given information because he was not the person on Ray’s records. Ray was separated. No documents existed naming Luke or anyone else. He could not access Ray’s bank accounts to pay the rent or keep the phone connected. A solicitor and tribunal application cost $4,200 just to get started. By the time formal authority was granted, Ray had lost his flat. Luke had done everything right — except the one conversation that would have prevented all of it.
Loved him completely. Couldn’t help legally.
Without an EPOA
Parent · Age 27
Amy, 27. Her mum had a fall.
Amy had been meaning to talk to her mum about it for over a year. Her mum was 62 and healthy and the timing never felt right. Then her mum had a serious fall and spent three weeks in hospital. Amy arrived from Geelong to help and discovered she could do almost nothing officially. Her mum’s bank required formal authority before speaking to her. Her mum’s GP was limited in what could be discussed. The hospital asked for a formal decision-maker. In Victoria, this requires a specific appointment. The process took weeks — weeks in which Amy drove back and forth, took unpaid leave, and wished she’d had the conversation twelve months earlier.
Wanted to help. Couldn’t. Not yet.
CouplesProtecting each other
With an EPOA
Couple · Ages 52 & 49
Simon & Ros. Heart attack — she handled it.
Simon had a serious heart attack on the Gold Coast. Survivable, but six weeks of recovery. Because Ros had Simon’s financial appointment, she stepped into every role that needed filling — the investment portfolio, the insurance claim, communication with his business partner, every bill. Simon had no idea how much she’d managed until he was well enough to ask. “I thought we’d dealt with it together,” he said. “Turns out she’d dealt with it for both of us. The document meant she could.” The six weeks were about recovery. Not about lawyers.
Six weeks of recovery. Zero financial drama.
With an EPOA
Couple · Ages 71 & 68
George & Norma. Dementia — planned ahead.
George and Norma had done their documents together a few years earlier after their solicitor mentioned it in passing. When Norma was diagnosed with vascular dementia, George already had both the financial and personal/health appointments he needed. He managed Norma’s accounts, her property, and her care decisions without a single legal delay. Their daughter was named as substitute. When George’s own health declined two years later, she stepped in seamlessly. No tribunal. No lawyers called in crisis. No family conflict. Just a couple who had planned carefully, and a family who benefited from it.
Planned for. Handled with dignity.
On your ownSingle or widowed
Without an EPOA
Single · Age 43
Claire, 43. Aneurysm. Single, no documents.
Claire ran her own small business in Sydney and owned her home. When she suffered a brain aneurysm, she had no partner and no formal appointments. Her sister and brother disagreed immediately about who should act — both sought legal advice separately. In NSW, financial and personal/health authority require different documents; without either, nothing could be done. Tribunal proceedings took five months. During that time her business had no authorised signatory, her mortgage went into arrears, and two key staff resigned. By the time authority was granted, the business could not be saved. Claire survived. She lost the company she had built over twelve years.
Survived. Didn’t survive the legal gap.
With an EPOA
Single, widowed · Age 74
Dorothy, 74. Widowed, planned ahead.
Dorothy completed her documents two years after her husband passed, appointing her daughter as primary decision-maker and her son as substitute. When a hip replacement became complicated and she spent six weeks in a rehab facility in Ballarat, her daughter handled everything without a single phone call to a lawyer — her bills, her house, her GP, even her dog. Dorothy’s verdict: “The best part was I didn’t have to worry about any of it. I just had to get better. My daughter knew exactly what she could do and what I would have wanted. That’s the whole point of it, isn’t it.” She was home in six weeks. Everything exactly as she’d left it.
Six weeks away. Came home to everything intact.
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What done looks like

Thirty minutes,
from the comfort of home.

No appointments. No waiting rooms. No legal jargon. You choose the people you trust, and YourWillPro prepares the right documents for your state — ready to sign.

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The difference

All the protection.
None of the ordeal.

Tonight, on the couch, in about the time it takes to watch one episode — it’s prepared and ready to sign. No lawyer’s office. No appointment. No guesswork. You choose who you trust; we guide the rest. And the moment you finish, the worry lifts.

The old way demands all of this:
  • Work out what you even need
  • Figure out which form, for which state
  • Research lawyer vs DIY
  • Find and vet a solicitor
  • Wait days or weeks for an appointment
  • Take time off, travel to the office
  • Make the big choices cold, alone
  • Pay $300–$800
  • No guidance for the person you appoint
  • Stash it in a drawer
  • Redo it — and repay — when life changes
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All you really do:
$95 single · one-time · no subscription
Couple pack $165 — two EPOAs, save $25 vs two singles
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Choose who you trust
The one decision that’s truly yours.
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We prepare everything else
The right form for your state, the plain-English guidance, the eligibility checks, the brief for your people, secure storage, free updates for 12 months.
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Prepared and ready to sign
And yours to update free for 12 months as life changes.
What your $95 gets you
Not just a form — everything your family needs, ready to use.
The YourWillPro kit: Enduring Power of Attorney, Attorney Kit, Enduring Guardian, Witnessing and Signing Guide and a document checklist, with the guided online tool shown on a laptop

Your Enduring Power of Attorney, Attorney Kit, Enduring Guardian (where your state needs one), Witnessing & Signing Guide and document checklist — all built with the guided online tool.

The moment you finish, the worry lifts. Your documents are prepared, your signing guide is clear, and the people you chose know what to do next.

Protect the people you love — once, from $95. Less than a night out, and it never expires.

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YourWillPro is a guided service, not a law firm. Your document becomes legally effective once it’s correctly signed and witnessed as your state requires.

Why YourWillPro

More than a form.
The whole job, done right.

A blank government form leaves you guessing. We guide you through every decision, help you choose the right people, and give them what they’ll need too — so it actually works when it matters.

Lawyer-reviewed and approved
Reviewed and approved by a lawyer, and built for your state’s exact rules — not a generic template.
For your eyes only
Your answers are encrypted with a key only you hold — we can’t read them, and we never sell or mine them.
A whole kit, not just a form
Your EPOA, a brief for the person you appoint, the guardian document where your state needs it, a signing guide and a checklist.
Money-back guarantee
Full refund any time before you download — no questions asked.
Help choosing the right people
Pick the person you trust — and a backup. We check who actually qualifies in your state.
Guided, at your own pace
About 30 minutes, plain English, every choice explained. Auto-saves — start on your phone, finish on your laptop.
The official government form
The same form a solicitor would use — built for your state’s rules.
Help when you need it
Guided every step — and our team is an email away.
Free updates for 12 months
Life changes. Update free for a year — and revoke anytime.

YourWillPro is a guided document service, not a law firm. You produce the official document for your state — it becomes legally effective once you sign and witness it as your state requires.

How it works

State-aware. Guided.
Done in one sitting.

YourWillPro removes the first layer of confusion by asking where you live, then guiding you through the relevant document pathway for your state or territory.

Not just a form. A guided pathway that checks your state, checks your situation, and tells you if you should get legal advice instead.

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Select your state
Tell us your state or territory. We confirm the correct document route before you enter any personal details.
~1 min
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Your details
Name, address, and basic information. Plain-English questions throughout — no legal training needed.
~5 min
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Your decision-makers
Choose who you trust for financial and personal decisions. Add a substitute. We guide you through who qualifies in your state.
~8 min
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Review, download & sign
Review your completed document. Download the PDF. Sign before an eligible witness. Store it safely.
~10 min
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Signing is required after download
Every state requires these documents to be signed before an eligible witness — the requirements vary by state and are explained in your document. Your download includes full signing and witnessing guidance, an instruction pack for your decision-makers, and storage and sharing guidance.
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How we compare

The same documents.
A very different deal.

Plenty of services will sell you an online EPOA. Here’s what changes once you look past the form.

 
Most online services
YourWillPro
Official, state-specific documents
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Lawyer-reviewed and approved documents
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One-time price, no subscription
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Free updates for 12 months as life changes
Some
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Free to start — you only pay once you know it’s right for you
Some
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Never used for ads, marketing or profiling
Some
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100% Australian-owned and operated
Some
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Money-back guarantee
Rare
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Built specifically for Enduring Power of Attorney — not a will add-on
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Tells you upfront if you’d be better off with a lawyer — before you pay
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Independent — no referral commissions
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Encrypted so even we can’t read your answers
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A briefing for the people you appoint — not just the document
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A complete kit — both documents, signing guide & checklist
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Automatically invites the people you appoint to let them know
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“Most online services” reflects common practice across the category — not any one provider.

Your privacy promise

For your eyes only.

Many online services are built around collecting, profiling or monetising user data. We built YourWillPro on the opposite principle. Your answers are encrypted with a key only you hold, so we can’t read a word of it — and we never sell it, mine it, or share it.

Encrypted end-to-end
Your answers are encrypted the moment you enter them, with a key only you hold.
We can’t read it
Not a single word. No one at YourWillPro can see what you enter — and neither can anyone else.
Never sold or mined
We don’t sell your details, profile you, or make money from your data. Ever.

Independent by design

No hidden referral pipeline

Before choosing any online Will or Power of Attorney service, ask one question: who else gets paid? Funeral homes? Charities? Law firms? Advisers? Affiliates? Some services look independent but still earn when you’re referred, redirected, or nudged to donate.

YourWillPro is paid by you — not by funeral homes, charities, law firms, advisers, affiliates or lead buyers.

  • No funeral-home commissions
  • No charity referral commissions
  • No law-firm referral payments
  • No adviser kickbacks
  • We never sell your details

Australian-owned. Independent. Paid by you.

What should I check before choosing a provider?
  1. Is it state-specific? Does it check your state before taking your personal details?
  2. Does it check suitability before payment? Will it stop you if your situation may need legal advice?
  3. Does it ask about pressure or family conflict? A responsible service should ask whether anyone is pushing you.
  4. Are referral payments involved? Ask about funeral homes, charities, law firms, advisers, affiliates and comparison sites.
  5. Can they read or sell your answers? Check whether your details are encrypted, shared, sold or used for marketing.
  6. Who can unlock your data? Look for answers encrypted so that only you hold the key — with no one at the company, or anyone else, able to read them.
  7. Do you get a full kit or just a form? Look for signing and witnessing guidance, an attorney brief, and next steps.
  8. Is the price clear? Check the full cost, refund policy, and any subscriptions or later fees.

What people say

The people who did it
are glad they did.

“I’d been meaning to do this for two years. Kept thinking I’d get around to it. Took me 25 minutes and I felt like I’d finally done something genuinely important. My kids don’t know what an EPOA is — but I do, and I know they’ll never have to deal with what my mum’s family went through.”
Kerrie M.
Brisbane, QLD · Completed March 2026
“My solicitor told me I needed one of these years ago. I kept putting it off because I assumed it was complicated and expensive. It wasn’t either. The questions made sense, I knew exactly what I was agreeing to, and it asked my state first which gave me confidence it was actually relevant to me.”
Andrew T.
Sydney, NSW · Completed April 2026
“Dad had a minor stroke and we scrambled. Nothing was in order. We got lucky he recovered quickly but it scared all of us. Mum and I did ours the following week. You do it when you don’t need it, because when you need it, it’s too late.”
Sandra K.
Gold Coast, QLD · Completed February 2026

Still on the fence?

The questions people ask
right before they start.

“Is this actually legal?”
Yes. YourWillPro produces documents built for the legislation of your specific state or territory. We ask your state first so that the document pathway, the questions, and the output are all relevant to where you live. Your document only becomes legally effective once it is accurately completed, signed, witnessed, and accepted where required — our signing guidance walks you through that.
“I’m only 40. Do I really need this now?”
Incapacity isn’t only an older-age thing — 3 in 4 Australians with a brain injury are 65 or under, and about 1 in 4 strokes happen under 65. A car accident, a stroke, a sudden illness — none of them announce themselves. And you must still be able to make your own decisions to set this up; once that’s gone, it’s too late. The right time is always before you need it.
“Can’t my partner just handle things?”
Sometimes, partially. The real danger is uncertainty. Without clear formal authority, banks, hospitals, super funds, insurers, and government agencies may require proof before dealing with your family. Informal arrangements that work smoothly in normal life can fall apart quickly when formal proof of authority is demanded under pressure.
“Does this cover all states?”
YourWillPro is available now for Queensland and New South Wales, with the other states and territories following. We only guide you through a state we’ve built properly — if yours isn’t ready yet, we’ll tell you at the start, before you enter any details.
“What if my situation is complicated?”
YourWillPro is designed for straightforward situations. If your circumstances are complex, disputed, involve high-value assets, a business structure, or family conflict, we recommend seeking independent legal advice before signing. Our disclaimer is clear about this and we do not pretend otherwise.
“I’ll do it next month.”
This is the most common response — and the most dangerous one. Next month is when people are in hospital. Next month is when capacity is already in question. It takes about half an hour today. There is no good reason to wait, and every reason not to.
You have everything you need

You can only do this while
you’re able to decide. Right now, you are.

You’ve probably been meaning to do this for a while. Most people put it off for years — not because they don’t care, but because it always felt hard. It isn’t anymore: about 30 minutes, from $95, and you can do it at your own pace. The only real mistake is leaving it for ‘later’ — and later isn’t promised.

Protect the people you love — once, from $95. Less than a night out, and it never expires.

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