Affordable Wills NSW
Solicitor reviewed Simple Will, online.
Answer a short questionnaire online, in about 20 minutes. A NSW Estate Planning Solicitor checks it for legal compliance, and you receive your Simple Will ready to sign, within 3 days.
Why you can trust your Simple Will with us.
NSW Solicitor reviewed
Every Simple Will is checked by a NSW Estate Planning Solicitor before it reaches you. Not an automated check.
Your information stays private
Your answers are used only to prepare your Simple Will, and never sold or shared.
Clear about what we do
A Simple Will suits straightforward situations. If yours is more complex, we'll tell you and point you to a consultation.
Hello, and welcome.
I've spent over 10 years helping people plan their estates, including some very complex ones. Through that time, one thing has never changed for me: everyone should have a Will. It isn't about wealth or age. It's about making sure the people you love aren't left guessing at a hard time.
I created Affordable Wills NSW so that a Simple Will doesn't have to be expensive or complicated. Every Simple Will is reviewed by me, personally, so you can sign it with confidence, knowing it’s been checked.
Of course, a Simple Will isn’t for everyone. If your situation is more involved, let’s talk it through.
Anjali Rastogi | Solicitor | Master of Laws (Wills & Estates) | NSW Practising Certificate.
Meet your solicitor
Anjali Rastogi, Founder & Principal Solicitor of Affordable Wills NSW.
Anjali holds a current NSW practising certificate and a Master of Laws degree in Wills & Estates, with over 10 years' experience in complex estate planning. Her mission is simple: everyone should have a Will.
Plain pricing
$440 for your Simple Will, review for Legal Compliance by a NSW Estate Planning solicitor included.
We recognise you might also want Affordable Legal advice.
So we offer consultations
$110
20-minute phone call
We provide Legal Advice on:
Simple Wills
Complex Estate Planning, SMSF, Blended Families, Trusts, Trustee Company, Business Succession,
Understanding and including Testamentary Trusts in your Will.
Quick Answers
What is a Will?
A Will is a document that when you die, directs how you want your estate to be gifted and by whom. It is like a rule book or roadmap for your Estate. Your Estate is the assets you own when you die after any necessary debts have been paid.
What is an Executor of my Will?
An Executor is the Person or persons you appoint in your Will to follow the directions you leave in your Will.
Your Executor identifies all the assets and debts of your Estate and applies for Probate.
When granted Probate, the Executor then becomes the legal owner of the assets owned by your Estate, pays the required debts of the Estate, and then distributes the rest to the beneficiaries of your Will by following the directions you provide in your Will.
Your Executor also manages your taxes and lodges your final Tax Return.
What is my Estate?
Your Estate is what you own when you die after any necessary debts have been paid.