Explaining the Law, Empowering You

Overview

You can use a Last Will & Testament to provide for the transfer of your assets to named beneficiaries after you die. You can also use it to make funeral arrangements and provide for the management of property left to young beneficiaries.

If you fail to make a will, the intestacy laws of your state will decide on how your property will be distributed.

This Last Will & Testament form is for someone who is unmarried and has no children and wishes to divide their residuary estate among several beneficiaries. Your estate includes everything you own. The residuary estate is that part of your estate that is remaining after all specific gifts (gifts of cash and specific objects) have been made and all debts and taxes owing at the time of your death discharged. It is often the largest part of a person’s estate.

This Last Will & Testament is a downloadable form. It comes complete with guidance instructions on how to fill in the form.

This Last Will & Testament also comes complete with Self-Proving Affidavits.

If you are not completely familiar with Wills, we recommend that you purchase our book entitled “Make Your Own Last Will & Testament”. This book not only contains all the forms you will need to make your own will but also gives you a detailed explanation of will and how they work.