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Creating your will with the FSU

A simple and convenient process 

At the FSU, we understand the importance of having a will in place to protect your assets and provide for your loved ones. That’s why we offer our members access to a free simple will, and in most cases, this benefit extends to your spouse as well. 

How to request a will referral 

To request a will referral, please send the following information to [email protected] 

  • Name and membership number 
  • Residential address 
  • Preferred email 
  • Preferred contact number 
  • Also let us know if you reside in regional Australia so that we can arrange a law firm that provides their will service online.

Once we receive your details, we will pass your referral to one of our associated law firms. They will then reach out to you to discuss the process of drafting the necessary documents. 

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