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State-compliant templates for all Australian states and territories.
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Creating your Will online in Australia can be simple and affordable — provided it complies with the rules of your state or territory. Will Hero guides you step-by-step with state-specific templates and prompts so you can prepare a Will that's ready to print, sign, and store.
Important: Will laws in Australia are set at the state and territory level. This page provides a national overview only. To ensure your Will is legally valid where you live, you must follow the rules of your specific state or territory. Select your state below to access detailed guidance for your state.
Online wills Australia and wills online in Australia mean the same thing: a way to create a will or make a will from home, usually in 15–25 minutes. The creation of a will is legally the same whether you use an online platform, a lawyer, or a kit—what matters is that your Will is properly signed and witnessed for your state. Will Hero gives you state-compliant templates, a visual tool to see your choices, and a review before you print and sign.
To get started, choose your state below for your local rules and to create your Will online.
Each Australian state and territory has slightly different legal requirements for Wills, particularly around witnessing rules and executor qualifications. Will Hero provides templates and guidance tailored to your state to ensure your Will is legally valid where you live. View your state's page below to get started with your online Will.
Creating your Will online in Australia is simple, affordable, and legally valid when done correctly. Our platform guides you through every step with state-specific templates to ensure your Will complies with your state's requirements. Whether you live in NSW, Victoria, Queensland, or any Australian state or territory, Will Hero helps you create your Will online with confidence. Select your state below to get started.
Making a Will online with Will Hero takes just 15-25 minutes. Our visual platform guides you step-by-step through creating a legally valid Will that's tailored to your state. You'll answer simple questions, see your Will build in real-time, and have it reviewed before you print. See our complete process or select your state below to get started.
Our online Will creation process is designed to be simple and stress-free:
Ready to create your Will online in Australia? Select your state below to get started with state-specific templates and guidance.
If you're looking for a city page (for example, Melbourne, Sydney, or Perth), choose your state here first — city pages follow the same state rules. Or browse our Areas We Serve page for city-specific pages.
Will Hero provides state-specific online will creation pages with comprehensive guidance and state compliance. Whether you need to make a Will in Western Australia, create an online Will in Victoria, make a Will in Queensland, create an online Will in New South Wales, make a Will in South Australia, create an online Will in the ACT, make a Will in Tasmania, or create an online Will in the Northern Territory, our platform guides you through every step.
Each state has different witnessing rules (number of witnesses, who can witness, physical vs. remote presence). <strong>Your state's page provides the exact requirements that apply to you.</strong>
Executor requirements vary by state. <strong>Your state's page details who can serve as an executor where you live.</strong>
If you die without a Will, each state has different intestacy rules that determine how your estate is distributed. <strong>Your state page explains the specific rules that would apply.</strong> <a href='/blog/what-happens-if-i-pass-away-without-a-will-in-australia/' class='text-[#A020F0] hover:text-[#8B1CD6] underline font-semibold'>Learn what happens if you die without a Will in Australia</a>.
Some states have unique legal provisions that affect how Wills are created and executed. <strong>Your state's page covers all the provisions relevant to your location.</strong>