Salvation Army Community Wills Days
Solicitors assist the community by donating their time to help people prepare a simple Will. The cost for a Will is $150 per person / $250 for a couple (spouse/defacto) plus an online booking fee of $0.50.
The solicitor will review your completed form and ask for any additional information they may require.
After the appointment (typically a couple of weeks) the Solicitor will contact you to arrange signing the completed Will at their office.
We are also happy to give you information about leaving a gift to The Salvation Army.
*$150 per person or $250 per couple (spouse/de-facto) + $0.50 booking fee
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Having a Will is very important. It ensures the people who matter most in your life are taken care of. Without a Will, your estate is distributed according to a legal formula. This might mean your assets don’t end up being distributed according to your wishes.
That’s why The Salvation Army’s Wills Days are so important.
You may consider leaving a gift in your Will to The Salvation Army and help those in need.
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FAQs:
How does it work?
Honoured Friend Solicitors assist the community by donating their time to help people prepare a Simple Will. A Simple Will, for example, is one that leaves the person’s entire estate to their spouse or to their children, equally, without a trust. The Solicitor will be able to advise whether your Will is simple, and if not, they can advise you and you might have to pay an additional cost to have it written.
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The cost for a Simple Will is $150 per person or $250 per couple (spouse/de-facto), plus online booking fee of $0.50. These proceeds are donated to The Salvation Army.
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The appointment is with a qualified Solicitor who will review your completed form and ask for any additional information.
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Duration of appointments are 30 minutes. You will then meet at the Solicitors office usually 2-3 weeks later, to sign the document.
Do I need to bring ID with me?
Yes, please bring proof of identification.
Do I have to leave a gift (bequest) to The Salvation Army?
There is no obligation to leave a gift to The Salvation Army, but this may be a consideration when attending this service. Please see how bequests change lives and how you can change lives with a gift in your Will.
Do I need to appoint The Salvation Army as the Executor of my estate?
There is no requirement to do this. The Salvation Army is not able to be named as Executor in your Will.
What is the Honoured Friend Community?
By leaving a gift in your Will to The Salvation Army you will be joining a group of like-minded individuals who, like yourself, are committed to ensuring that the kindness and compassion you have lived by will go on helping others now and in the future. You’ll have the option to leave your Will with The Salvation Army for safe-keeping if you wish.
When you let us know that you have included The Salvation Army in your Will, we would like to honour your kindness and generosity. You will be welcomed as an Honoured Friend. You will receive invitations to special functions, site visits and access to many of the programs we run for the Australian community.
Our Honoured Friend Representatives are passionate about visiting and supporting people, especially those who can’t get out as much because of age or health. Find out more. You can also request to have your funeral service conducted by a Salvation Army Officer too if you wish.
Thank you for supporting the work of The Salvation Army and giving Hope where its need most.
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