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Wills lawyers in Perth

A Will, done right, without the wait.

A Will is a vital legal document that ensures your assets are distributed according to your wishes and that a trusted person is appointed to manage your estate. Getting it right matters.

We prepare simple Wills on the spot at a fixed price, so your Will is drafted and signed while you are with us and you leave with it done.

If you’re unsure what you need, use our tool Which Will is right for me? It only takes a few minutes.

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Wills services and prices

Wills and estate planning is our core focus.

Essentials

$1,100 single / $1,550 partners

Protect your family with a:

  • Will
  • Enduring Power of Attorney (EPOA)

Tailored to your needs and finalised during your consultation, giving you certainty that it’s done right.

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Everything sorted

$1,430 single / $2,080 partners

Leave a legacy you will feel proud of with a:

  • Will
  • Enduring Power of Attorney (EPOA)
  • Enduring Power of Guardianship (EPOG)

Prepared with care in your appointment – so your loved ones are looked after, no matter what.

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Basics

$770 single / $1,090 partners

Get peace of mind with a:

  • Will

We’ll prepare your Will on-the-spot at your appointment.

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Estate planning

Not all Wills are created equal

The three Wills services differ in how many documents you leave with. Every Will is approved by a lawyer before you sign it.

Basics is a Will on its own, for someone who already holds the two capacity documents or wants to deal with them separately.

Essentials adds an enduring power of attorney, so someone you trust can deal with your finances and property if you can’t.

Everything sorted includes an enduring power of attorney and an enduring power of guardianship, which covers personal, lifestyle and medical decisions. This is the service we recommend to make sure your estate plan is comprehensive.

An estate planning consultation is the needed if you own or control a company, a family trust or a self-managed super fund. It is also the starting point for a blended family or anyone wanting to protect an inheritance in a trust.

If you’re unsure what you need, use our tool Which Will is right for me? It only takes a few minutes.

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How does it work?

Book your appointment

Book online or phone us on (08) 9220 4433 to find a time that suits you.

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Prepare with confidence

We’ll email you a checklist to help you get the most from your appointment.

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Appointment

During your consultation, we'll carefully prepare your documents - typically within 45 minutes per person.

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Finalise with certainty

You'll sign your documents with our team as your witness, ensuring everything is completed correctly.

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Securely stored
We offer complimentary in-house storage for your Will in our secure document storage facility - so it's safe and accessible when needed.
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Need to review your existing Will?

A simple Will can be replaced in a single Wills on the spot appointment. Book the appointment that matches the documents you want and we make the new Will while you are there. Book an estate planning consultation instead if you just want to talk through your estate plan or if something structural has changed. That usually means a company, a family trust or a self-managed super fund, a blended family or an inheritance you want protected in a trust.
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Frequently asked questions

A simple Will typically leaves your whole estate to your spouse or partner if they survive you and to your children equally if they do not. It does not create a discretionary trust and it does not deal with a company, a family trust or a self-managed super fund. If your affairs include any of those, an estate planning consultation is the right starting point rather than a simple Will.

Our three Wills prices are published on the Wills page. Each is a fixed price for the documents listed, so you know the cost before the appointment. Where a Will on its own is not enough, the estate planning consultation is a fixed price meeting and we’ll give you a tailored quote for your own estate planning advice and documents after the meeting.

Your Will is drafted and signed while you are with us, so there is no second appointment and nothing arrives in the post to sign later. A simple Will takes about 45 minutes for each person. We store the signed original free of charge in our secure document storage facility if you would like, otherwise you can take it with you to store safely at home.
You’ll need to bring your original photo ID (driver’s licence or passport), as well as the list below, depending on which documents you’d like to make. To make your Will, please bring an overview of your assets and liabilities, the full names and addresses of your executors and of any guardians for children under 18, plus the full names of your beneficiaries. For your enduring power of attorney (EPOA) and enduring power of guardianship (EPOG) you’ll need the full name and address of each person you want to appoint, plus anyone you want as a substitute. It helps to have spoken to them first, because everyone you appoint has to sign an acceptance before the document can be used. See the Making your Will checklist, the enduring power of attorney checklist and the enduring power of guardianship checklist.
Our Wills on the spot appointments are held at our Perth office at Level 4, 1008 Hay Street, Perth where we prepare your Will and witness you signing it in the same meeting. If you can’t get to the office we can take your instructions by videoconference and post your Will to you with instructions for signing it. We can’t make a Will by telephone.
A Will does not have to be prepared by a lawyer to be valid. It has to meet the signing and witnessing requirements and it has to say what you mean clearly enough for your executor to act on it without applying to the Court for directions. See why home made Wills go wrong even when they are signed correctly.
A Will has to be in writing, signed by you and signed by two witnesses who are both present when you sign. The witnesses have to be there at the same time as each other. See what the law requires for a valid Will in Western Australia.
A handwritten Will is valid if it is signed and witnessed the same way as a typed one. Where a document does not meet those requirements the Supreme Court has a power to admit it anyway if certain conditions are met, including that there is evidence that you intended the document to operate as your Will, despite it not being signed correctly. See whether a handwritten Will is valid in Western Australia.
Not necessarily. Your superannuation is held by the trustee of your fund rather than by you, so it does not automatically form part of your estate. A binding death benefit nomination directs the trustee where to pay your super when you die.

Yes. You can make a new Will at any time while you have capacity.

Why work with Perth Wills Centre?

From simple Wills to complex asset protection, we deliver solutions you can trust.

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Experienced lawyers, not a document service
No shortcuts, just carefully considered legal strategies.
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As simple or as thorough as you need

A Will for a straightforward estate or a complete estate plan for more complex needs.

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A refined, streamlined process

We deliver convenience without cutting corners.

Free info guide

Help with the difficult questions so you can stop procrastinating and make your Will

Our free guide has comprehensive and practical guidance to help you get your affairs in order.

  • 10 things to consider when making your Will
  • Practical estate planning guidance
  • We'll help you answer the difficult questions
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Testimonials

What our clients say

You know, making a will has been at the top of my ‘To Do’ list for at least 10 years and I’ve been putting it off because I haven’t known how or where to do it. Lucy made that whole process so easy and stress free.  I can’t believe it was so simple in the end.
July 1, 2026
I found Curae very professional and caring making my Will with the recent passing of my late Husband. I’d like to thank Lucy for her compassion, kindness and friendship she showed me.
June 17, 2026
I entrusted Curae Law “ Michael” to write up my will. It was a very easy process and Michael explained it to me in detail. I would highly recommend this law firm!
May 28, 2026
Thank you Michael, Your one hour meeting provided me with a wealth of information I’d been searching for, for over the last six months.
April 17, 2026
Every Will is so different to others clearly depending on individual circumstances going forward. Understand now all Wills, whether simple or complex need to be reviewed regularly within two years minimum, as so much can change. Work with Curae Law was very professionally presented but also simplified without future issues that can causes complications. Ongoing support will always be available to make any future changes as required. Done and successful process now. Thank you Team and Sean who managed my Will requirements.
April 16, 2026
Hi Michael, I appreciated your thorough advice.
April 9, 2026

Meet our team

We’re highly skilled at crafting tailored estate plans where your legacy and your family are protected. Get it done right

Michael Hodgkins
Legal Practitioner Director
Michael is an experienced succession and property lawyer and has served the Western Australian community as a legal practitioner since 1997. He has represented clients in and out of court...
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Lucy Dickens
Legal Practitioner Director
Lucy leads our non-contentious Wills and estates team, delivering clear, compassionate, and practical advice on succession planning and estate administration. Her approach combines legal expertise with a passion for innovation,...
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Sean McMurdo
Lawyer
Sean is a lawyer in the wills and probate team. Sean guides individuals through the intricacies of wills, enduring powers of attorney and enduring powers of guardianship. He offers insightful...
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You don’t need to know which service you want before you call. Tell us your situation and we’ll tell you how we can help.

Call the Wills team on (08) 9220 4433 or book online. 

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