You’ve got each other. Now get it in writing
A Will ensures everything you’ve built together stays simple — no surprises later
Why Couples Need a Will
Avoid messy legal disputes if something happens
Make sure your partner is protected
Takes under an hour
Online Appointment - Night and Weekend options. No time off work, no office visits, no parking, no stress
Expert guidance & a quick & easy process
Save $100 when you book now - Only $50 deposit required, balance after your appointment
Prefer to pay over 8 weeks? That’s available too.
How It Works
It’s only three simple steps
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Choose a time that suits you, with weekend and evening slots available.
All appointments are held via Google Meet, so you can attend from anywhere.
You can book in two ways:
Pay $50 now + balance after your appointment – our most popular option (and you save $100).
Pay over 8 weeks – pay your first instalment today, then you’ll receive an email with a link to lock in your appointment time.
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After booking, you’ll receive a short online questionnaire that takes around 10 minutes to fill out.
This helps us understand your position before your appointment.Then we’ll meet on Google Meet to chat through everything, answer your questions, and make sure your Will and/or EPAs genuinely reflect your wishes.
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Following your appointment, we’ll:
Send your final invoice (if using the deposit option), or
Continue your payment schedule (if paying over 8 weeks).
Once the balance or final instalment is complete, your documents are finalised and emailed to you for printing and signing.
Will
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A Will that actually fits your life.
Complete a simple online questionnaire, then meet with us to finalise everything.
Includes:
Online Will questionnaire (step-by-step)
Online appointment & legal advice
Executors
Burial / cremation wishes
Gifts and beneficiaries
Blended families & life interests
Trusts, businesses & overseas assets
Tailored, legally valid Will — ready to sign
Appointments available after hours and on weekends.
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Pay upfront and save $100
$50 deposit to book, balance after your appointment$1,000
Or pay over 8 weeks
$137.50 / week (total $1,100)
SAVE $100
Pay Over 8 Weeks
EPA
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Protect your decisions if you can’t make them yourself.
We prepare both EPAs and guide you through the signing process.
Includes:
EPA for Personal Care & Welfare
EPA for Property
Online questionnaire
Online appointment & legal advice
Drafting and witnessing included
How signing works:
You’ll print your documents
Your attorneys sign first
You book a short follow-up signing with us via Google Meet
Originals are couriered to us for final certification
A prepaid, self-addressed courier bag is required
After-hours and weekend appointments available.
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Pay upfront and save $100
$50 deposit to book, balance after your appointment$1,200
Or pay over 8 weeks
$162.50 / week (total $1,300)
Most popular
Will & EPA
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Everything in a Will. Everything in an EPA. Done together.
Covers what happens if you pass away
and who can act for you if you can’t make decisions.Includes
Everything in a Will
Online Will questionnaire
Online appointment & legal advice
Executors, gifts & funeral wishes
Blended families, trusts, businesses & overseas assets
Legally valid Will — ready to sign
Everything in EPAs
EPA for Personal Care & Welfare
EPA for Property
Online EPA questionnaire
Drafting and witnessing included
Good to know
EPAs are signed in a short follow-up meeting via Google Meet
Originals are couriered to us for certification
Prepaid, self-addressed courier bag required
Appointments held online.
After-hours and weekend times available. -
Our most popular option
Pay upfront and save $100
$50 deposit to book, balance after your appointment$2,000
Or pay over 8 weeks
$262.50 / week (total $2,100)
Listen to what our clients are saying
Frequently Asked Questions
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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.
Sort it now, before life gets busier
Most Kiwis don’t have a will, because they think they don’t need one. But if you have over $40,000 in assets, you NEED a will to prevent your loved ones from dealing with costly delays and stress.