Estate planning, perfected
From simple wills to complex testamentary trusts—generate accurate documents with state-specific requirements built in.
Estate planning demands precision
A will that doesn't meet state requirements isn't just inconvenient—it can be invalid. Jurisdox understands Australian estate law.
State variations
Each state and territory has different witnessing requirements, execution formalities, and capacity rules. What's valid in NSW might not work in Queensland.
Complex families
Blended families, estranged children, overseas assets, business interests—modern estates are complicated. Your tools should handle that complexity.
Compliance burden
EPA requirements vary dramatically between jurisdictions. Financial, medical, and guardianship powers each have specific forms and witnessing rules.
Jurisdox understands Australian estate law across all states and territories.
Guided estate intake
Our stepped intake wizard guides clients through everything you need—from basic details to complex family structures and specific wishes.
Client Details
Basic information, capacity assessment triggers
Family Structure
Beneficiaries, dependents, relationships
Asset Inventory
Property, superannuation, business interests
Wishes
Executors, guardians, specific gifts
Requirements
State selection, special needs, tax
Clients complete intake at their own pace. You get a comprehensive summary ready for your first meeting.
State-compliant documents
Every document is generated with the correct witnessing requirements, attestation clauses, and execution formalities for the client's state.
Simple Wills
Standard wills with proper attestation clauses for each state. Includes gift provisions, residuary clauses, and executor appointments.
Enduring Power of Attorney (Financial)
State-specific EPA forms with correct witnessing requirements. Covers property, finances, and legal matters.
Enduring Power of Attorney (Medical)
Medical treatment decision-maker appointments where applicable. Includes advance care directives for relevant states.
Enduring Guardian
Lifestyle and personal decision-making appointments. Separate from financial powers where state law requires.
State-specific compliance built in
Select a state to see specific requirements. Jurisdox automatically applies the correct rules for each jurisdiction.
New South Wales
Witnessing
2 witnesses required, beneficiaries cannot witness
Attestation
Specific attestation clause required
Available Forms
- Enduring Power of Attorney
- Enduring Guardian (separate)
- Advance Care Directive (separate)
Testamentary Trusts
Complex estate planning with testamentary discretionary trusts, life interest trusts, and special disability trusts. Currently in development with leading estate planning practitioners.
Be among the first Australian solo practitioners to try Jurisdox
We're launching our private beta in early 2026 with a small group of solo practitioners in NSW and Victoria. Early access members will help shape the product and receive preferential pricing when we launch publicly.
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