Important documents

A little help with the important things, at your pace.

Your wishes, clearly recorded

* Any required legal advice, witnessing and formal signing are handled by the appropriately qualified or authorised people.

Your choice is carried into your enquiry when you plan your gathering.

Your Will

Records what you want to happen to your estate after your passing and who you want to administer it. A solicitor or appropriate Will service can help you prepare a document suited to your circumstances.

Queensland Will-making service

Enduring Power of Attorney

Lets you appoint someone you trust to make financial and/or personal decisions, including health decisions, as permitted by the document and the law. The timing and scope need careful consideration.

Queensland EPOA forms and guide

We help with the practical work

  • Gather information, find current forms and organise paperwork.
  • Prepare answers and identify appropriate qualified professionals.
  • Arrange appointments and locate eligible witnesses where needed.
  • Track outstanding steps, organise copies and discuss safe storage.

We agree the scope and any charge for document assistance with you in writing before work begins. Separate professional fees will be discussed with you.

Your decisions stay yours

We do not give legal, medical, financial or clinical advice, choose who you should appoint, or make healthcare decisions for you. We do not act as your solicitor, doctor or authorised witness.

Where a step needs a qualified professional, we help organise that step and keep track of what comes next. These links relate to Queensland; other states and territories have different requirements.

* Document preparation and coordination only. If you request help, we confirm the scope and any charge in your written quote before work begins. You can ask us to help gather information, organise forms and prepare paperwork. Professional fees are confirmed separately. It does not constitute legal completion, legal advice or a guarantee that a document is legally valid. Any required legal drafting, medical assessment, witnessing and formal signing must be completed by you and the appropriately qualified or authorised people.