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 A valid will is a legally enforceable document which names the people and/or organisations you nominate to care for family members and to receive your assets when you die.
You can contact a solicitor, trust office or the Law Society in your state or territory for advice about preparing a will. Some trust companies specialise in preparing wills and do not charge a fee if they are appointed executor of the estate.
The CMRI has recently joined with CharityWills - a division of Lawsoft Pty Ltd - to help our supporters write their own will online, free of charge, while leaving a bequest to the CMRI. The site provides a simple step-by-step facility for anyone to create and print their own will for free, in return for leaving a bequest to the CMRI.
Visit CharityWills Australia to write your own will online now.
Suggested form of Bequest
“I bequeath to the Children’s Medical Research Institute (CMRI) ABN 47 002 684 737 the sum of $ ______ free of all duties for the purposes of the Children’s Medical Research Institute. The receipt of the Secretary or Treasurer of the Institute shall be sufficient discharge for the executor.”
For more information about bequests to the CMRI contact 1800 GENIES or 1800 436 437 or info@cmri.org.au.
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