Start making your Will in the comfort of your own home
Homevisitwills is a dedicated consultancy service to help you organise your Will and other personal estate documents. One of our professional Representatives will meet you at an initial home visit or workplace consultation. You simply choose a Wills package to suit your needs and provide information to the Representative. We have relationships with lawyers who prepare and review your legal documents, and provide legal advice. All inclusive fixed-fee service from $450 – you only pay once your Will has been drafted.
Alternatively call us on 1300 870 900 or email us at team@homevisitwills.com.au if you would like further information about Wills and our process to help you.
An Enduring Power of Attorney, or EPA, provides protection and peace of mind by ensuring that decisions can be made about property, bank accounts and other finances, if you are suffering a temporary or permanent disability or merely away on holidays.
There may come a time in life when you need someone to make personal decisions for you.
An Enduring Power of Guardianship, or EPG, provides protection and peace of mind, by ensuring that decisions can be made regarding your personal medical and lifestyle decisions should you become incapacitated.
Making a Will can seem daunting. But it can be easy and convenient with professional help with the process, and access to lawyers who specialise in Wills and Estate Planning.
Give yourself peace of mind that your loved ones will be protected when you die. We’re here to help you organise your Will.
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You can call us at 1300 870 900 and speak to one of our friendly team about organising your Will.
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