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Most people discover at least one serious gap.
Do you have any of the following?
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You don't have to die for your family to face a crisis. An accident, a serious illness, dementia, even a planned operation — if you can't manage your own affairs and there's no plan in place, your family is locked out.
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Most people think this only matters after death. Incapacity is far more common — and the consequences for your family are immediate.
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See My Protection ScoreThis is a real estate protection assessment — not a marketing quiz. It evaluates your will, powers of attorney, medical directives, super, and more.
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Without the right documents, no one has legal authority to manage your affairs if something happens — not even your parents.
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Your partner has almost no automatic legal rights if you can't speak for yourself. A will alone doesn't cover it.
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Standard wills don't cover the complexity of stepchildren, ex-partners, and blended assets. Someone you love could miss out entirely.
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If ownership structure isn't aligned with your estate plan, your family could face costly legal disputes.
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Start with the free Estate Protection Check — your score and details automatically flow into your vault, giving you a head start on organising everything.
There isn't one. The Estate Protection Check and the Estate Vault are completely free — no trial, no credit card — the core vault is yours to keep. We built them because every Australian family deserves to know where they stand.
Our model is simple: we give away genuine tools that make a real difference. If value is found in what we offer, some people may choose to use our other estate planning services too — like affordable wills, Powers of Attorney, and Medical Directives. But that's entirely your call, and there's zero pressure during the check or inside the Vault.
We'd rather you walk away informed and protected than feel like you've been sold to.
Most people want to protect their family. Something just gets in the way. Sound familiar?
No jargon. Just what these words actually mean.
A legal document that says who gets your assets and who looks after your children when you die.
A legal document that gives someone you trust the authority to manage your finances and legal matters if you can't.
A document that records your wishes about medical treatment if you're unable to communicate them yourself.
The person you name in your will to carry out your wishes — pay debts, distribute assets, handle paperwork.
A direction to your super fund about who receives your super when you die. Without one, the fund decides.
The person you choose to raise your children if both parents can't. Without a nomination, a court decides.
The legal process of proving a will is valid. Your executor applies to the court before they can distribute your estate.
Dying without a valid will. The government decides who gets everything, based on a formula — not your wishes.
A person or organisation you name to receive something — money, property, super, insurance — from your estate.
Everything you own and owe — property, bank accounts, super, investments, debts, digital accounts, personal belongings.
A way of owning property with someone else where, if one owner dies, the other automatically gets their share — regardless of what the will says.
A way of owning property where each person owns a specific share. When one owner dies, their share goes through their will — not automatically to the other owner.
Want more? Visit the YourWillPro Resource Centre for a full legal dictionary, guides, and common questions.
The free Estate Protection Check shows exactly what's covered — and what's not. No sign-up required.
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