Trusts & Estates Precedents
Practitioner-grade Australian precedents for wills, testamentary trusts, family trusts, powers of attorney, guardianship appointments, estate planning and related family law matters.
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Featured Toolkits & Bundles
Wills & Estates Bundle
A complete estate planning toolkit for practitioners, including wills, trust documents and supporting estate planning materials.
View Bundle →Will Templates Bundle
A package of will templates covering common estate planning scenarios, including couples, blended families and testamentary trust wills.
View Bundle →Testamentary Trusts Bundle
Testamentary trust precedents for more sophisticated estate planning, asset protection and family succession work.
View Bundle →Wills & Trusts
Discretionary Family Trust Deed
Family discretionary trust deed precedent for establishing and managing a family trust structure.
View PrecedentWill + Digital Assets
Will precedent with provisions dealing with digital assets, online accounts, cryptocurrency and digital records.
View PrecedentWill Creating a Testamentary Trust
Will precedent creating a testamentary trust for estate planning, asset protection and succession planning purposes.
View PrecedentWill with Multiple Testamentary Trusts
Advanced will precedent creating multiple testamentary trusts for complex family and estate planning arrangements.
View PrecedentSingle Will
Simple will template for a single person, including executor appointment and distribution of estate provisions.
View PrecedentWill For Blended Family
Will precedent for blended family arrangements where estate planning requires additional care and structure.
View PrecedentWill for Couples
Will precedent for couples who wish to leave their estate to each other with alternative beneficiary provisions.
View PrecedentWill in Contemplation of Divorce
Will precedent designed for circumstances where divorce is anticipated and estate planning needs to be updated.
View PrecedentWill in Contemplation of Marriage
Will precedent prepared in contemplation of marriage to address the effect of marriage on estate planning.
View PrecedentPOA & Guardianships
Enduring Guardianship Appointment
Appointment of enduring guardian precedent for personal, lifestyle and health decision-making.
View PrecedentEnduring Power of Attorney NSW
NSW enduring power of attorney precedent for financial and legal decision-making if capacity is lost.
View PrecedentEnduring Power of Attorney
Power of attorney precedent for appointing an attorney to manage financial and legal affairs.
View PrecedentFamily Law
Family Law Practice Manual
Practical family law practice manual for practitioners handling family law matters.
View ManualFamily Law Tax & Estate Planning Guide
Guide covering tax and estate planning issues that arise in family law property settlements.
View GuideBinding Financial Agreements
BFA Married s90C
Binding Financial Agreement precedent for married parties under section 90C of the Family Law Act.
View PrecedentBFA Married but Separated S90C
Binding Financial Agreement for married couples who have separated but are not yet divorced.
View PrecedentBFA Before De Facto s90UB
Binding Financial Agreement precedent for parties before entering into a de facto relationship.
View PrecedentBFA Before Marriage s90B
Binding Financial Agreement before marriage, commonly referred to as a prenup or prenuptial agreement.
View PrecedentBFA De Facto s90UC
Binding Financial Agreement precedent for parties in a de facto relationship under section 90UC.
View PrecedentBFA Divorced s90D
Binding Financial Agreement precedent for parties after divorce under section 90D.
View PrecedentBFA De Facto Separated s90UD
Binding Financial Agreement precedent for former de facto partners following separation.
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