The 7 conversations Australian families never have. Until it's too late.
A script pack for the conversations that have to happen before the paperwork makes sense. Word-for-word opening lines. Prompts to keep the talk on track. A page to capture what gets decided.
The disaster isn't caused by missing paperwork. It's caused by the conversation that never happened.
Mum never told you the binding super nomination still names Dad — who died in 2018. Dad never told you which bank account the mortgage came out of. Your sister never said yes to being the guardian out loud.
Every estate disaster you've heard about starts the same way: someone meant to have the conversation, and didn't.
This kit is those conversations.
What's inside (a 43-page fillable PDF)
7 scripted conversations:
- The Guardianship Talk — with the person you're asking to raise your kids
- The Super Nomination Audit — the 3-year expiry trap that quietly blows up Australian estates
- The Funeral Preferences Conversation — so your spouse doesn't have to guess at $15K
- The Executor Briefing — the one most people skip
- The Organ Donation Conversation — the one where the AU family veto rule gets explained
- The Digital Legacy Talk — photos, passwords, business accounts, Apple Legacy Contact
- The Legacy Letter Starter — with prompts, if you don't know where to begin
Plus three bonuses:
- 12-item Trigger Events watchlist (the life changes that break old estate plans)
- 20-item Silent-Killer Audit (the five hidden failure points that catch most Australian families)
- One-page Executor Prep Letter template
Who this is for
Australians who've been meaning to sort their estate but keep stalling. Parents of young kids. Anyone in a blended family. Anyone whose super nomination is older than three years. Anyone who's never told their executor what they're in for.
Who this is not for
People who already have a current Will, a current super nomination, a signed Power of Attorney, a signed Advance Care Directive, and a family that knows where everything lives. (You'd be surprised how rare that is.)
