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Record and protect your wishes

Basic Legal Will Writing & Storage

A basic will-writing and secure storage service for straightforward circumstances, with independent legal advice encouraged when needed.

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Additional planning support

Keep important wishes clear and accessible

A will records how you want your estate handled after your death and names the people who will carry out those wishes.

Final Embrace Funerals offers a basic will-writing and secure storage service for people with straightforward needs.

A will is a legal document. Independent legal advice may be appropriate where an estate, family structure, business, trust, overseas asset or other circumstance is complex.

Service information

Discuss your needs before proceeding

Ask the team what the basic service includes, the storage arrangements and the fee before proceeding. This page provides general information and is not legal advice.

Basic Legal Will Writing & Storage

Price on requestNo price for this service appears on the current published funeral fee sheet.

The basic service

What to discuss with the team

  • Whether your circumstances are suitable for a basic will service
  • The people and organisations you want named in the will
  • Who you intend to appoint as executor
  • How the final document will be checked and signed
  • Where the original will is securely stored
  • How your executor or trusted family member can locate it
  • How future changes or a replacement will are handled
  • Any funeral wishes you also want recorded separately

Consider legal advice

When a solicitor may be appropriate

  • A blended family or potential family provision claim
  • A business, company, partnership or trust
  • Property or other assets held overseas
  • A complex estate or tax position
  • A beneficiary with additional support needs
  • Questions about testamentary capacity or undue influence
  • A wish to exclude a close family member
  • Any uncertainty about whether the document reflects your legal intentions

A careful process

Prepare, sign and store the document

Discuss suitability

Confirm that the basic service is appropriate for your circumstances and ask about the fee and inclusions.

Record your instructions

Provide the required personal, executor, beneficiary and estate information accurately.

Review before signing

Read the complete document carefully and seek independent legal advice if anything is unclear or complex.

Store it securely

Confirm where the original is held and make sure your executor or trusted person knows how to find it.

Victorian legislation

Wills Act 1997

View the current Victorian legislation that provides the legal framework for wills.

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Original service page

Final Embrace — Prepaid & Pre-arranged Funerals

View the original Final Embrace Funerals information about will writing and storage.

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Can we help you in any way?

Speak to a consultant

Speak with the team about whether the basic will-writing and storage service suits your circumstances.

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