Offer to enter into a costs agreement. This is an offer by the law practice providing the Willpath service to enter into a costs agreement with you under section 322 of the Legal Profession Act 2007 (Qld). You may accept this offer in writing or by conduct. Clicking “Submit instructions and save card” is the conduct that accepts this offer.

Services: preparation of draft {{ITEMS}} from your online instructions, and review and approval of those drafts by a Queensland solicitor (including any rounds of changes the solicitor asks for). Advice on matters outside your instructions (for example testamentary trusts, business structures or overseas assets) is not included and will be quoted separately before any work is done.
Fixed price: {{PRICE}} in total, including GST. There are no other fees, disbursements or charges for the services, and no card surcharge.
When you pay: your card is saved securely with Stripe now, but nothing is charged or held today. Your card is charged the fixed price only after a solicitor has reviewed and approved your documents and our invoice has been issued to you. If the solicitor asks for changes, there is no charge until the final approval. If your matter is not accepted, your card is not charged.
Who invoices you: Willpath (Canaipa Law Group Pty Ltd, ACN 689 618 326) invoices you for the fixed price and receives your payment. Willpath pays the reviewing law practice, Canaipa Law, a fee for each approved file out of the price you pay.
Electronic bills: you consent to receiving our invoice, bill, receipts and notices electronically at the email address you have given.
Your rights: you have the right to request an itemised bill, to apply for a costs assessment, and to apply to set aside this costs agreement, within the time limits in the Legal Profession Act 2007 (Qld). Nothing in this agreement excludes those rights.
Refunds: [Refund policy placeholder — to be confirmed by the practice. For example: if you are not satisfied with the approved drafts, contact us within 14 days of payment and we will work with you to resolve it or refund the fee.]
Documents are drafts: your documents have no legal effect until you print them and sign in wet ink, witnessed as Queensland law requires.