Wills and EPAs for every Australian state.
Plain-English legal documents prepared under the law of your Australian state or territory — produced online, at your pace. From $60 per will.
Multi-jurisdictional wills
An Australian will, paired with another country.
Many of our Australian clients also have assets in another country — New Zealand most often, sometimes a Pacific Island nation. Two coordinated wills, one for each country, is almost always the right answer. No resealing. Each country grants probate independently.
Australia + NZ
For Australians with NZ assets — an NZ home, KiwiSaver from a Kiwi spouse, NZ shares, or trans-Tasman business interests.
Australia + Cook Islands
For Australians with assets in the Cook Islands — family connections, leases, or business interests.
Australia + Niue
For Australians with assets in Niue — family connections, leases, or business interests.
Australia + Sāmoa
For Australians with assets in Sāmoa. The Sāmoa will is prepared under the Wills Act 1975 (Sāmoa) with the s 6 attesting-witness rule built in.
Australia + Fiji
For Australians with assets in Fiji. The Fiji will is prepared under the Wills Act [Cap 59] (Fiji), entirely separate from the Australian framework.
Coverage by state & territory
Wills available in all 8 states. EPAs in 3.
Wills under the correct local legislation for every Australian state and territory. Enduring Powers of Attorney where the state does not prescribe a statutory form — in five states, you should use the official state form, not a third-party version.
- Wills available
- EPA: use NSW state form
Succession Act 2006 (NSW) · Powers of Attorney Act 2003 (NSW)
Start NSW Will →- Wills available
- EPA: use VIC state form
Wills Act 1997 (Vic) · Powers of Attorney Act 2014 (Vic)
Start VIC Will →- Wills available
- EPA: use QLD state form
Succession Act 1981 (Qld) · Powers of Attorney Act 1998 (Qld)
Start QLD Will →- Wills available
- EPAs available (dual)
Wills Act 1970 (WA) · Guardianship and Administration Act 1990 (WA)
Start WA documents →- Wills available
- EPA: use SA state form
Wills Act 1936 (SA) · Powers of Attorney and Agency Act 1984 (SA)
Start SA Will →- Wills available
- EPAs available (dual)
Wills Act 2008 (Tas) · Powers of Attorney Act 2000 (Tas)
Start TAS documents →- Wills available
- EPA: use ACT territory form
Wills Act 1968 (ACT) · Powers of Attorney Act 2006 (ACT)
Start ACT Will →- Wills available
- EPAs available (dual)
Wills Act 2000 (NT) · Powers of Attorney Act 1980 (NT)
Start NT documents →
Documents & pricing
Australian wills, EPAs, and directives
Wills available across all 8 states and territories — you select your state during the questionnaire. Same prices as our New Zealand wills.
Australian Wills
(prepared under the correct state legislation — you select your state)Simple Will Australia
straightforward estates — everything to partner, then childrenFamily Will Australia
with guardians, specific gifts, or trust provisionsCustom Will Australia
blended families, business interests, or special provisionsAustralian EPAs — WA, TAS, NT only
(states without a prescribed statutory form)EPA — Property WA · TAS · NT
who manages your money and property if you can't — structured per state requirementsEPA — Personal/Health WA · TAS · NT
who makes your care and medical decisions if you can't — structured per state requirementsAdd-ons, Directives & Lists
(your wishes, beyond the will — available in all 8 states)Statement of Wishes
an add-on for any Australian will — guidance for your executorsAdvance Healthcare Directive
what doctors should and shouldn't do if you can't speakFuneral Directive
what should happen when you dieDigital Assets & Devices List
logins, accounts, crypto — so family can find them
Why we don't offer EPAs in 5 states
Use the official state form — not ours
An honest position. Five Australian states and territories prescribe a statutory EPA form. Use it.
In NSW, Victoria, Queensland, South Australia, and the ACT, the Powers of Attorney Act of that state prescribes the form an Enduring Power of Attorney must take. Using the official prescribed form is the safest path to a valid EPA in those jurisdictions. A third-party version — even one drafted carefully — risks rejection by registries, banks, or care providers.
That's why DYOdocs only offers EPAs in WA, TAS, and NT — the three jurisdictions where no statutory form is prescribed. We'd rather decline to sell a product than sell one that puts your family's authority in question when you most need it.
The prescribed EPA form is set under the Powers of Attorney Act 2003 (NSW). Available from NSW Land Registry Services and NSW Civil & Administrative Tribunal.
Find the NSW form →Forms are prescribed under the Powers of Attorney Act 2014 (Vic). Available from the Victorian Office of the Public Advocate.
Find the VIC form →Forms 2 (long form) and 3 (short form) are prescribed under the Powers of Attorney Act 1998 (Qld). Available from the Queensland Government website.
Find the QLD form →The prescribed form is set under the Powers of Attorney and Agency Act 1984 (SA). Available from the South Australian Government website.
Find the SA form →The prescribed form is set under the Powers of Attorney Act 2006 (ACT). Available from the ACT Government website.
Find the ACT form →
Read before you start
Important information for Australian residents
Three things to know before preparing your Australian documents.
In WA, TAS, and NT, separate EPA documents are required for property and for personal/health matters — "dual EPAs." DYOdocs prepares both for these states. In NSW, VIC, QLD, SA, and ACT, you should use the prescribed state form (see the section above). In some states (notably VIC, QLD, ACT), a single combined EPA covers both property and personal matters.
Native title interests, communal land holdings, and statutory restrictions on Indigenous land cannot always be dealt with by an ordinary will. If your estate includes interests in native title, traditional ownership, or communal Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander land, you should seek specialist Indigenous-law advice before completing a will. A DYOdocs will can still cover all your other assets.
DYOdocs prepares wills under the correct state legislation, including state-specific signing and witnessing instructions. Two adult independent witnesses are required across all 8 jurisdictions. Full execution guidance is included with every document.
Governing legislation · Australia
Australian estate law in summary
- NSW: Succession Act 2006 (NSW) · Powers of Attorney Act 2003 (NSW)
- VIC: Wills Act 1997 (Vic) · Powers of Attorney Act 2014 (Vic)
- QLD: Succession Act 1981 (Qld) · Powers of Attorney Act 1998 (Qld)
- WA: Wills Act 1970 (WA) · Guardianship and Administration Act 1990 (WA)
- SA: Wills Act 1936 (SA) · Powers of Attorney and Agency Act 1984 (SA)
- TAS: Wills Act 2008 (Tas) · Powers of Attorney Act 2000 (Tas)
- ACT: Wills Act 1968 (ACT) · Powers of Attorney Act 2006 (ACT)
- NT: Wills Act 2000 (NT) · Powers of Attorney Act 1980 (NT)
Australian wills — eight states, one questionnaire.
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