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AssociatedLMrOz on 21/09/2017 - 10:17 quickwills.com.au (115 clicks)
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30% off all our legal documents. Make a Last Will and Testament or Living Will right now online. Saving 30% means you can make a Will online for just $19.95 or if you are a couple you can make one will each (with our Mirror Will service) for just $34.97.

A huge saving on legal fees. No need to pay until the last step, so if you don't think it is suitable for your needs you have lost nothing. Suits most singles and couples. The whole process is quick and easy. The document prints out ready to sign.

Please note that a Living Will is not a Power of Attorney. They are two very different documents. More information about living Wills here:
https://www.quickwills.com.au/index.htm?aauea

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  leyton01 on 21/09/2017 - 11:17

  +3

  On your website you list a living will as being valid in all states. The form you show is definitely not valid in Queensland.

  A "living will" or Advance Health Directive must be done on an approved form (the one on your website is not) under section 44 of the Powers of Attorney Act. The form you sell on your website is not legally binding and not an approved form.
  Also nominating someone to be your decision maker in the living will you sell is worthless and not binding. It needs to be done on a Short or Long form EPOA (Form 2 or 3) to be valid.

  You need to update your website as this would be considered false advertising. 30% off worthless is not a bargain.

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  AssociatedMrOz @ QuickWills.com.au on 21/09/2017 - 11:26

  -2

  Good to hear from you. You are confusing two documents. A living Will is NOT a Power of Attorney, it is simply a document setting out what you want to happen in terms of medical treatment, should you become incapable of speaking for yourself. It does not assign any legal powers to anyone, just specifies your medical wishes.

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  zorsT on 21/09/2017 - 11:59

  +1

  No they are not confusing two documents at all, they are entirely correct. You're providing misleading information and your forms are not valid, contrary to what your "official" website would have people believe. I'm actually concerned you haven't even grasped the issues based on your reply to his/her comment.

  To be valid in Queensland, an Advance Health Directive needs to be filled out on the form recognised in the legislation.
  https://publications.qld.gov.au/dataset/power-of-attorney-an…

  Further information is available at:
  https://www.qld.gov.au/law/legal-mediation-and-justice-of-th…

  Your own example at https://www.quickwills.com.au/g/sample_living_will.pdf is entirely invalid. It includes a section about appointment of an EPoA, (which you've just said it doesn't - have you actually checked your own website?) and is invalid. The terminology and scope is also not consistent with the approved AHD.

  Your website and forms are misleading and invalid and will not be recognised in Queensland. They are not worth the paper they are written on. I'm not sure about other states and territories, although I can form a fairly educated opinion that they'll face similar issues.

  I'd suggest you review what is actually on your website as it's incorrect, and refrain from providing further misleading information.

  Source: I'm a Qld hospital doctor with experience in geriatrics and in how AHD and EPoA matters are currently applied in actual clinical practice / decision making at end of life etc.

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    leyton01 on 21/09/2017 - 20:51

    zorsT - drop me a message.

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  AssociatedMrOz @ QuickWills.com.au on 21/09/2017 - 12:21

  The links you provide point to Power of Attorney documents. As we pointed out these are two different things. A living will or advance health care directive conveys no legal power. It simply lists your wishes concerning medical treatment. It is a way to notify your relatives and doctors of your medical wishes - it is not a legal document and does not confer any powers.

  I don't know why you are making up these things - the form does not "includes a section about appointment of an EPoA", that is completely untrue.

  And by the way having two logins for OzBargain is against their terms and conditions.

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  PJC on 21/09/2017 - 13:25

  We like to see prices. Bargains have prices.

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    AssociatedMrOz @ QuickWills.com.au on 21/09/2017 - 14:05

    Thanks for the advice. We have added some prices.

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  PJC on 21/09/2017 - 13:28

  OP at OzBargain the description area resembles a shop window. Invest 3 minutes adding 4+ example bargains with direct links and obviously prices to maximise Members' interest. Your 'edit' button is between 'view' and 'revisions'.

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    AssociatedMrOz @ QuickWills.com.au on 21/09/2017 - 14:07

    Thanks for the advice, we have added some prices and links.

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  zorsT on 21/09/2017 - 13:41

  +2

  Oh dear. I'll correct the misinformation you continue to provide one by one for clarity.

  • "The links you provide point to Power of Attorney documents."
    This is the 1st link: https://imgur.com/QuEbp3M (Advance Health Directive Form)
    This is the 2nd link: https://imgur.com/EobdDl0 (Advance Health Directive information)

  • "the form does not "includes a section about appointment of an EPoA", that is completely untrue."
    Screenshot from your living will example: https://imgur.com/eXQiz0V (Power of Attorney for Health Care section)
    Screenshot from your advance medical directive example: https://imgur.com/2Er7dTB (Power of Attorney for Health Care section)
    Further information from your website:
    Specify up to 3 Healthcare Agents.
    FAST > LEGAL > LOW COST

  • "it is not a legal document"
    Oh sorry, I got confused.
    This is a selection of phrases from your website:
    Safe. Secure. Legal. ✔
    Save a fortune on legal fees. ✔
    Valid in all Australian States and Territories. ✔
    And these are your tags on your deal:
    Legal Documents Legal Templates Living Wills Mirror Wills Online Wills Will Template Wills
    .
    If it's not a legal document, as you are now saying, please explain what it is.
    What purpose does it serve?
    How is it actually useful, beyond being a piece of paper?

  • A few other things that I noted:
    I can't actually see an ABN on your website.
    I can't see a phone number in the contact details.
    I can, however, see some links to "indian fabrics" and "walking tours".
    MrOz Member Since 3 hours 33 min ago

  Best wishes with your business.

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    leyton01 on 21/09/2017 - 20:43

    +1

    "the form does not "includes a section about appointment of an EPoA", that is completely untrue."
    Screenshot from your living will example: https://imgur.com/eXQiz0V (Power of Attorney for Health Care section)
    Screenshot from your advance medical directive example: https://imgur.com/2Er7dTB (Power of Attorney for Health Care section)
    Further information from your website:
    Specify up to 3 Healthcare Agents.
    FAST > LEGAL > LOW COST

    Can I applaud your absolutely thorough and accurate smack down of the lie which the OP tried to slide by everyone.

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    PJC on 21/09/2017 - 21:02

    Nice work.

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  PJC on 21/09/2017 - 13:52

  +1

  Negging due to major issue with vendor. The description states …

  30% off all our legal documents. Make your … living will right now online. A huge saving on legal fees.

  … paradoxically, subsequent comments disclose …

  A living will … conveys no legal power … it is not a legal document.

  … thus rendering it impossible to save 30% off this legal document because Associated OP assures fellow OzBargain members it is not one.

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  AssociatedMrOz @ QuickWills.com.au on 21/09/2017 - 14:10

  -3

  Oops! Didn't realise this place had Trolls. Should not have engaged, mistook them for genuine concerns.

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    PJC on 21/09/2017 - 19:19

    Oops! I came here for a bargain.

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      leyton01 on 21/09/2017 - 20:41

      +1

      People calling out your business for misleading behaviour is not trolling.