Wills, EPAs & Trusts. Made online and simple.
Sorted in one online appointment with a NZ lawyer. Fixed price, evenings and weekends.
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In assets? You need a Will. Without one, your family faces court, delays and a much bigger legal bill.
Get yours sortedFixed prices, no surprise bills
Pick the one that fits. Book in under two minutes.
Will
- Step by step online questionnaire
- Online appointment with Holly, after hours and weekends available
- Executors, funeral wishes and gifts
- Blended families, trusts and overseas assets
Will & EPAs
- Everything in the Will
- Property EPA
- Personal Care & Welfare EPA
- Death and loss of capacity covered in one appointment
EPAs only
- Property EPA
- Personal Care & Welfare EPA
- Online appointment and advice
- Drafting included
Couple's Wills
- A Will for each of you
- One shared online appointment with Holly, after hours and weekends available
- Executors, guardians, funeral wishes and gifts
- Blended families, trusts and overseas assets
Couple's Wills & EPAs
- Two Wills
- Property EPAs for both of you
- Personal Care & Welfare EPAs for both of you
- Death and loss of capacity covered in one appointment
Couple's EPAs
- Property EPAs for both of you
- Personal Care & Welfare EPAs for both of you
- Online appointment and advice
- Drafting included
Family Trust formation
- Trust deed
- Initial trustee resolution
- Letter of wishes
- Guidance on how your trust works
Transferring assets into the trust is not included.
Book trust formationNot sure a trust is right?
Many people asking about a trust need a Will and EPAs first. Book a Will appointment and Holly will tell you straight whether a trust is worth it for your situation.
$50 to book, balance after your appointment. Once your documents are final, we'll take you through exactly how to sign them.
Things Holly hears every week
Most Kiwis assume their things go where they'd want. The rules say otherwise.
"We're married, so we can make decisions for each other."
You can't. Being married or owning things together doesn't give you legal authority if your partner can't make decisions. Without an EPA, your family has to apply to the Family Court, and do it again every three years.
"My kids would get everything when they turn 18."
That's the default, and 18 is really young. Most parents Holly works with choose 27 to 30, with their trustee able to help earlier with things like study or a first home.
"It all goes to my partner anyway."
Not without a Will. The law splits your estate using a set formula, often between your partner and your kids, or your partner and your parents, and you don't get a say in who manages it.
"Getting married or separating doesn't change my Will."
Getting married cancels your Will, unless it was made with the marriage in mind. Separating doesn't, so an ex can stay in your Will until you update it.
When's the right time?
It's probably sooner than you think.
Buying a home
Your biggest asset deserves a proper plan.
Birth of a child
Make sure your kids are looked after by the people you choose.
Getting married
You've committed to your person, now protect them with a Will.
Separating from a partner
Wills don't update automatically. Time for a reset.
$40,000 in KiwiSaver or savings
You've built a nest egg. Let's make sure it goes where you'd want it to.
Heading overseas or taking a risky role
Peace of mind before you take off.
Not sure if it's time? Take the 60 second check
How it works
Three steps. One week. No office visit.
1
Book online
Pick a time that suits, including evenings and weekends. Pay $50 to book, then fill in a short online questionnaire before we meet.
2
Meet Holly on Google Meet
From your couch, wherever you are in the world. All you need is an internet connection. Holly talks through your wishes and the tricky bits like guardians, blended families and overseas assets, and answers your questions.
3
Sign and done
Your draft documents and a written summary arrive by email. Once you're happy and the balance is paid, you get your final documents with clear signing instructions.
Fixed price. $50 to book, balance after your appointment.
Meet your lawyer
Hi, I'm Holly. You don't need to have it all figured out. That's my job.
Most people I meet have never had a Will, and nearly all of them have been putting it off. So I've made it easy. Fill in the questionnaire as best you can, I'll prepare your drafts before we meet, and we'll go through them together on screen. No notes needed. You'll get a written summary the next day, and we'll tweak things until you're happy.
I'm a New Zealand lawyer specialising in Wills, EPAs and Trusts. Every Will is written around your life, not a template. You'll always meet with me, and you'll always know the price before you book.
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Real Kiwi clients
We should have done this years ago.
"After putting off organising my will for years, Holly made it so straightforward and painless. Having a flat-rate online appointment and someone who ensures all the t's are crossed and i's dotted was perfect!"
Michelle K.
"Very easy process. Holly was lovely and excellent at explaining things, plus we appreciated clarity of pricing structure and ease of booking online (plus being able to meet in evenings)."
Geraldine H., Wills and EPAs
"For years, I was hesitant and kept putting off one of the most important documents I would ever need. From the moment I met Holly, she made me feel completely at ease... I now have peace of mind knowing that my loved ones will be looked after."
Molly S.
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Do you actually need a Will?
Ten quick questions. At the end you get a straight answer from Holly: what would happen to your house, KiwiSaver and kids right now, and exactly what to book if you need to.
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Your questions. Honest answers.
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Yes. If you are over 18 and have more than $40,000 in things like KiwiSaver, savings, a home, life insurance, or shares, you need a Will.
If you are a parent, you also need a Will. It helps plan who will care for your children if you are not here.
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A person who dies without a Will is called intestate, most people don’t know what happens if you die without one. It’s a common myth that the government can claim your money and assets, but that’s not true (unless all other options have been exhausted). They do however decide how your assets get divided between your family members. Creating a Will means you stay in control of how your assets are shared with your beneficiaries, instead of your children receiving a lump sum when they turn 18.
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For a Will to be valid, it must:
Be in writing
Include the date it was signed
Be signed by you (the will-maker)
Be signed by two witnesses who are present at the same time as you sign
The original signed Will should be stored somewhere safe, where your executors or family can easily find it when needed.
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Enduring Powers of Attorney (EPAs) apply to your medical, legal, and financial matters while you are still alive, usually if you have an accident or medical emergency and can’t make decisions for yourself.
In contrast, your Will only takes effect after you pass away. EPAs help make sure someone you trust can act for you if something happens during your lifetime.
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We cover all bases, including blended families, trusts, businesses, shared home ownership, overseas assets, and more.
There hasn’t been a situation we haven’t been able to work through. But if your needs fall outside our scope, we’ll let you know upfront, and we guarantee a full refund.
Most clients say they can’t believe how easy the process was and they should have done it sooner.
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