Why use Homevisitwills to help you organise your Will?
- Making a Will is easy and fast
- Convenience – our Representatives visit you at home
- We have relationships with lawyers who specialise in Wills and Estate Planning to prepare your Will and provide you legal advice.
- Fixed-price services, all inclusive fee, no hidden fees or hourly charge add-ons
- Friendly, efficient and professional service to help you organise your Will
Service is our number one priority for anyone needing to make a Will in Perth – professional, convenient and fast. To help make the process easy and understandable, our Representatives come to you and collect your information for the lawyer who will focus on your specific situation when making your Will or preparing other Estate Planning documents.
About the Homevisitwills Team
Homevisitwills helps to manage your estate planning requirements and organise your Will and other personal estate documents. Homevisitwills has relationships with lawyers and legal firms to prepare your Will and other personal estate documents, and provide legal advice.
A professional Representative from Homevisitwills will meet you in an initial home visit to help you with the process of making a Will and gather the necessary information to help organise your legal documents.
The Representative from Homevisitwills Franchising Pty Ltd is not a legal practitioner and cannot provide any legal advice. Any legal advice regarding your Will or other Estate Planning documents will only be provided by a lawyer of a registered legal practice.
Practice areas
Elder Law
Wills and Estate Planning in Perth – start organising from the comfort of home
Wills and Estate Planning in Perth organised by Homevisitwills are convenient with no hidden fees. Homevisitwills can offer you a range of Wills packages with fixed fees. At an initial consultation at your home or workplace, one of our Representatives will collect your information and you simply choose the Wills package that best suits your needs.
We provide Wills and Estate Planning consultancy services in Perth metro areas. You can meet with one of our team from 8:00am to 8.00pm Monday to Friday in the comfort of your home or workplace.
Call us on 1300 870 900 or email us at [email protected] with any questions you might have about making a Will. We can provide you with general information over the phone. We have relationships with lawyers and law firms who provide you specific advice once you’ve given instructions for your Will.
Our Wills and Estate Planning consultancy services in Perth help you to take care of your loved ones. If you don’t have a valid Will, your estate is distributed according to legislation – and it might not be what you really want. Keep your loved ones protected; start making a Will today!
Wills are prepared by lawyers who have a relationship with Homevisitwills Franchising Pty Ltd, and specialise in Wills and personal estate documents.
Enduring Powers of Attorney
Wills and Estate Planning in Perth organised by Homevisitwills might need to include an Enduring Power of Attorney, or EPA. An EPA provides protection and peace of mind, ensuring that decisions can be made regarding property, bank accounts and other finances, if you suffer from a temporary or permanent disability or are merely away on holidays.
The nominated attorney(s) will be able to step in and make financial decisions, or give effect to decisions that have already been made by you in advance, as well as manage the day to day finances.
This is only a relatively simple overview of what an Enduring Power of Attorney can do. For more information see our Fact Sheets or the Guardianship and Administration Act 1990 (Section 104)
Enduring Powers of Guardianship
When considering Wills and Estate Planning in Perth, you should also consider what you would like to happen if there comes a time in life when you need someone to make personal medical or lifestyle decisions for you.
An Enduring Power of Guardianship, or EPG, provides protection and peace of mind, ensuring that decisions can be made that regarding your care, personal, lifestyle and treatment decisions.
The nominated enduring guardian, or guardians, who are usually close members of your family or people you know well, will be able to step in and make decisions about your care if you are no longer able to make these decisions because of illness or injury.
An Enduring Power of Guardianship is often effected alongside an Enduring Power of Attorney so that both your personal and financial wishes are met in the future.
This is only a relatively simple overview of what an Enduring Power of Guardianship can do. For more information, see Enduring Power Of Guardianship (EPG) or the Guardianship and Administration Act 1990 (Section 110E)