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Last Will and Testament
Whose Will is this?
Name
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First
Last
City
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Are you married?
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Yes
No
State
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If Yes, What is your spouse's name?
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Do you want to specify who died first, if you and your spouse die at the same time?
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Yes
No
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Indicates required field
Will you leave anything to your spouse in your Will?
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Yes
No
Do not make a statement regarding spouse
Do you have children or would you like to provide for any future children in this Will?
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Yes
No
How many of your children will be included as beneficiaries in this Will?
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One child
Two or more children
I do not have children yet but any future children will be beneficiaries
If you have children, What are there names?
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Would you like to intentionally exclude anyone as a beneficiary in the Will?
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Yes
No
If a beneficiary dies less than thirty days after you, would you like to pass that share of your Will to someone else?
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Yes
No
Do you have life insurance?
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Yes
No
Do you want to make any specific bequests?
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Yes
No
Bequests are gifts of your property to named beneficiaries. Bequests are distributed before the rest of your estate.
What kind of specific bequests will be given?
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Specific items or cash then all remaining tangible personal property
Only specific items or cash
Only all remaining tangible personal property
You may choose to give all your remaining tangible personal property to your spouse or children, so that they receive your vehicles, clothing and household furnishings. This will allow your family members to experience the least possible amount of disruption to their day-to-day lifestyle.
Under what circumstances will the specific bequests be made?
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even if my spouse and my children are living
only if my spouse is not living
only if my children are not living
only if my spouse and my children are not living
The options below are presented so that you don't unintentionally disinherit your spouse or children when making bequests.
What is specific bequest?
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Enter a description of a specific bequest, one at a time. For example, "$1,000", "My baseball card collection", or "My 1957 Chevy." If your specific bequest is real property, be sure to include the property's address. If you do not name an alternate beneficiary, and the first beneficiary dies before you, the bequest will be distributed as a part of your residuary estate.
Beneficiary
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Alternate Beneficiary
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Do you want to include digital assets in your specific bequests?
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Yes
No
Digital Assets refer to online accounts, such as email accounts or social-networking sites, or files saved on computers or servers, as well as any other kind of digital property.
If Yes, Which digital assets would you like to include? Provide the identifying information regarding each digital asset, such as the website or account name, etc., then provide any information your Digital Executor may need to access your digital asset. Please enter each digital asset separately. You will be able to enter as many as you need, one at a time.
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Name of Digital Asset Where to Access Username Password Additional Info
Who will receive your remaining tangible personal property?
Who will receive your remaining tangible personal property?
"Residual estate" refers to any tangible property you haven't specifically bequeathed. The most likely recipient is your spouse, and if your spouse doesn't survive, then to your children in equal shares. If you do not name an alternate beneficiary, the tangible personal property will be distributed as part of the residuary estate.
Beneficiary
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Alternate Beneficiary
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Who will receive the residuary estate?
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My spouse
Outright to your children in equal shares
To a Trust for your children
My spouse and my children
Only one benenficiary
Several beneficiaries
A will distributes assets in two ways: (1) specific bequests and (2) the residuary estate. Specific bequests are given first, while your residuary estate is what's left after paying debts or expenses. Select the option that describes who will receive the residuary estate.
Do you want to name a Guardian for your minor children? (If you have 1 or more)
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Yes
No
The guardian is the person who will have custody of your children if there is no available parent. You can have a sole guardian, co-guardians, or no guardian.
If Yes, Who will be named to have custody of your minor children?
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Sole Guardian
Co-Guardians
Who will serve as Guardian
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Use the guardian's full legal name, as well as their city and state of residence. For example: Dennis White, Fullerton, California.
Do you have any pets?
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Yes
No
If you select "Yes," you can add protections for your pets into this Will.
Would you like to designate a caretaker for your pet?
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Yes
No
If Yes, who will the caretaker of your pet? (Name, Address, City, State, Zip)
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Would you like to include any special directives or last wishes?
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Yes
No
If Yes, What are your last wishes?
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Complete the sentence below. Any instructions you enter will appear in your Will exactly as you write them here.
What is the name of the person or organization who will be responsible for carrying out the terms of your Will?
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Executor
Personal Representative
Choose either the term Executor or Personal Representative. The decision as to which term to use is primarily personal. If you have no preference, use the term "Executor."
Who will carry out the terms of your Will?
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Sole Executor
Co-Executors
Some states require (or at least prefer) that at least one Executor be a resident of your state.
Who is the Executor? (Name)
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Please use a full name and city of residence. For example: Susan Anderson, Orange, California. Generally, you can choose almost anyone as the executor of a will (unless they are under the age of 18 or a felon). As a result, the most common executors are spouses, siblings and children.
Executor City
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Executor State
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Will the Executor serve with or without bond?
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Without bond or security
With Bond
A bond can protect your beneficiaries if the Executor misappropriates the estate assets. As bonds are expensive, you may decide to not require one.
Who will carry out the terms of your Will if the Executor is unable to serve?
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Alternate sole Executor
Alternate Co- Executors
Do not name an alternate
You can select an alternate Executor or alternate Co-Executors who will serve if your first choice is not able to serve.
Would you like to allow the Executor to receive compensation for serving as a(n) Executor?
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Yes
No
You can provide that the Executor is entitled to reasonable compensation for serving as Executor.
Will the Executor be authorized to limit court involvement in the settlement of your estate?
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Yes
No
Select "Yes" if the Executor will have the option to administer the estate with reduced intervention and supervision by the probate court, if available. This option may not be appropriate for larger estates.
Should the Executor be released from personal liability resulting from the performance of his or her duties?
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Yes
No
You can include a provision which relieves the Executor ("Fiduciary") from personal liability arising out of the performance of the Executor's duties, as long as the Executor acts in good faith.
Will any disputes between beneficiaries be resolved by the Executor?
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Yes
No
You can include a statement regarding the resolution of disputes between Beneficiaries, if the Beneficiaries cannot resolve the problems themselves.
Will a beneficiary be disqualified for contesting this will?
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Yes
No
Review the help provided for additional clarification. Texas law is specific and limiting in enforcing disqualification of an heir.
How many witnesses will sign this Will?
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Two
Three
Three witnesses are recommended, even though only two may be required. The signature of a third witness provides some protection in case one of the witness signatures is declared invalid for some reason.
Who is the First Witness?
Who is the Second Witness?
Name
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First
Last
Name
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First
Last
Address
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Line 1
Line 2
City
State
Zip Code
Country
Phone Number
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Email
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Your Phone Number
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Your Email
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Address
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Line 1
Line 2
City
State
Zip Code
Country
Phone Number
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Email
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Would you like to include an optional self-proving affidavit?
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Yes
No
The inclusion of a self-proving affidavit is not required to make a valid will, but it can speed up the probate process. This affidavit should be notarized if included with the will.
In what county will this Will be signed?
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If known, enter the name of the county in which this document will be signed.
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