FAQs
Planning your estate is one of the most important decisions you can make for yourself and your loved ones, and it’s natural to have questions or uncertainties about the process. Many people wonder how to ensure their wishes are legally recognized, how to protect their family, and whether creating a Will online is secure and reliable. To help guide you, we’ve compiled clear answers to the most common questions and concerns about creating your Will online with MyWill MyWay, so you can feel confident, informed, and fully prepared every step of the way.
Your Top Questions, Answered
Is an online Will legally valid in Australia?
Yes. A Will created through our platform is legally valid once it is properly signed and witnessed in accordance with applicable Australian State and Territory laws. We structure the document to meet formal legal requirements.
Do I need a lawyer to create my Will?
No. You can prepare a legally valid Will without visiting a solicitor, provided it is correctly drafted and executed. Our guided process ensures your document follows required legal standards.
How long does the process take?
Most people complete their Will in approximately 10 minutes. The remote witnessing session typically takes around 10–15 minutes to finalize.
Is my personal information secure?
Yes. We use encrypted systems and processes to protect your data. Your information is handled confidentially and stored using secure infrastructure.
Can I update my Will in the future?
Wills cannot be ‘updated’, they are ‘replaced’ with a new one, so Yes, if your circumstances change such as marriage, divorce, children, or new assets you should replace your Will to reflect those changes. We can provide guidance for you when that future situation arises.
What happens after my Will is signed?
Once properly signed and witnessed, your Will becomes legally valid. You will receive a secure PDF copy along with instructions for safe storage and guidance on informing your executor.