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Will Writing Service

A will is a legal document that tells people what you want to happen to your belongings and who you’d like to care for dependents and pets after you die. The clearer your instructions, the better it is for those you leave behind. Every Victorian over 18 should have a legally valid will. For over 80 years, Victorians have relied on State Trustees professional will-writing service.

 

Enduring Power of Attorney (personal or financial)

Appoint a person or professional to manage your financial, or personal matters if you can no longer do so yourself. We create thousands of Power of Attorney documents annually for Victorians

 

Medical Treatment Decision Maker Authority

Similar to a Power of Attorney, this document allows you to appoint a person or professional to legally make medical treatment decisions in the event you can’t due to injury or illness. You cannot appoint State Trustees as your Medical Treatment Decision Maker.  

 

Every Victorian adult should have all three crucial documents prepared. Book online or call us on 1300 138 672

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How it works

Four steps for peace of mind.

No surprises. Here’s exactly what happens from the moment you book.

Book online or call

Pick a time that suits you online, or call us to make an appointment.

Pre-appointment

We send a short questionnaire so you can think through assets, beneficiaries and executors before the appointment.

Your appointment

One sitting with a Will writer. Plain English. 1 to 2 hours.

Sign and store

We finalise your Will, you sign, and we can store it for you in our secure facility at no extra cost.

Why choose State Trustees

Victorian Government-backed

Since 1940

Legally valid Wills

Properly drafted, every time

Secure document storage

Included at no extra cost

Optional executor service

Take the burden off family

What our clients say

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Book online or call 1300 138 672

State Trustees’ fee summary

Fees for individuals

Service Price (inc. GST)
One document

$330

Two documents

$600
(save $60)

All three documents

$860
(save $130)

Fees for couples

Service Price (inc. GST)
One document

$600

Two documents

$1,140
(save $60)

All three documents

$1,650
(save $330)

20% off your documents when:

  • You nominate State Trustees as your executor or;
  • Activate your Financial Power of Attorney with State Trustees or;
  • You’re a concession or seniors card holder⁷
  • Additional time: $330 per hour (charges in 15 min increments)
  • Urgent appointment surcharge $165 (less than 7days notice)
  • Offsite travel surcharge² $330 per appointment (plus $1 per km from our office if outside metro Melbourne)
  • Document certification $5 plus $1 per page certified
  • NAATI certified interpreter services: arranged by client at their expense

Appointment types:

  • Onsite (CBD or Dandenong), or
  • Offsite (at your-location)²
  • or Virtual (video)³

² Offered in Victoria only. Offered for client’s special circumstances. Subject to availability.

³ Virtual appointments may incur additional administration costs for dispatching and registering documents. Limited availability on request.

⁴ Couples rates based on preparing mirror documents for both parties.

⁵ An enduring power for financial matters allows you to appoint an organisation (such as State Trustees) or person to look after your financial and property affairs, including any legal matters that relate to these. An enduring power of attorney for personal matters allows you to appoint someone who can make personal decisions about your personal and lifestyle matters. This can’t be an organisation.

⁶ A medical treatment decision maker is when you choose someone who can make medical decisions about your health and medical treatment because of injury or illness, if you can no longer make decisions.

⁷ Concession eligibility includes holders of a valid and current: Commonwealth Seniors Health Card, Centrelink Health Care Card, Centrelink Pensioner Concession Card, Veterans’ Affairs Pensioner Concession Card, Veterans’ Affairs Gold Card and Veteran’s White Card for all conditions.

⁸ Additional services charged in addition to an appointment type.

Frequently Asked Questions

What should I need to prepare for a Will or Power of Attorney consultation in Victoria?

Once your appointment is booked, a Will Writing Expert will be in touch with a pre-appointment questionnaire that helps plan for your appointment. Once you complete and return the questionnaire, there’s no further action required from you, and no need to follow up or confirm. If we notice it hasn’t been received, we’ll do our best to contact you before your appointment.

What is the total cost of a Will or Power of Attorney Appointment?

An appointment with State Trustees Victoria’s Will and Power of Attorney professionals is $330 for singles and $600 for couples. Discounts and bundles are available. Find a link to more information in the Fees section above.  

What are the will fees?

We provide a range of wills as well as discounts, so fees can vary. We have Online Wills for a one-off fee of $69, right through to expertly written wills in a Will Appointment. These start at $330 for a single person, and $600 for a couple. Find a link to more information in the Fees section above.  

What is a Medical Treatment Decision Maker Document?

Similar to a Power of Attorney, this document allows you to appoint a person or professional to legally make medical treatment decisions in the event you can’t due to injury or illness. You cannot appoint State Trustees as your Medical Treatment Decision Maker.

Are there discounts for Will and Power of Attorney Appointments?

Discounts are available if you book as a couple, are a seniors/ concession card holder, nominate State Trustees as your executor, activate your Financial Power of Attorney with us or purchase a will plus one or more document. Find a link to more information in the Fees section above.  

Who are the Will Appointments best suited to?

If you have complex circumstances, own overseas assets, have multiple investments, or need to exclude someone from your Will, then it’s best to have a Will Appointment with one of our State Trustees Will Writing Experts.

Do I need to attend in-person?

Yes, all appointments are in-person unless you call us directly to request a virtual video appointment with State Trustees. You can arrange to meet with an expert will-writer at our Melbourne CBD or Dandenong offices. For all video appointment requests, call 1300 138 672, Monday to Friday, 8.30 am to 5 pm.

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