Clear documents for important personal and family decisions
Important personal decisions deserve a clear written record, made simple with guided, plain-language drafting.
Built for how personal & family actually work
Rental and lease agreements with guided drafting.
Prenup and will drafting to protect what matters.
Power of attorney and affidavits, made simple.
Some personal documents, wills, prenups, and property or power-of-attorney deeds, often need registration, wet signatures, or other formalities. Provider-backed signing is unavailable until provider verification is complete; check the document-specific execution requirements before relying on a draft.
Why personal & family choose us
Self-service drafting with the structure of a legal workflow, at a fraction of the cost of starting from scratch.
Personal & family questions, answered
Can I create personal legal documents online?
Yes — the workspace offers guided, self-service drafting for supported document types, including rental agreements, wills, powers of attorney, affidavits, and family agreements.
Are online documents automatically legally valid?
No — validity depends on the specific document, its contents, and how it's executed. Many personal documents — wills, prenups, property and power-of-attorney deeds — need registration, wet signatures, witnesses, or notarisation to be effective. Check the document-specific execution requirements before relying on it.
Can I create a will online?
Yes, as a draft — but it must be reviewed and executed correctly, witnesses are generally important, and complex estates should get professional advice before finalising.
Can I create a Power of Attorney online?
Yes, as a draft — stamp duty, notarisation, and registration requirements depend on the scope of authority being granted, so check what applies to your specific situation.
Can family members use a written loan agreement?
Yes — a written personal loan agreement between relatives records the terms clearly and is worth having even when the parties trust each other.