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What is a Last Will & Testament?
Your last will & testament is the document that designates the beneficiaries of your property upon your death. These beneficiaries can be individuals or charities. You can also state who you want to have custody of any minor children and include anything else that is important to you.
What's included?
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State-specific provisions for your state
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General provisions that you specify
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Advanced provisions for complex matters such as minor guardianship
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Self Proving affidavit
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Assets worksheet to help you organize your financial matters
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Unlimited telephone and email support to help you through the process
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Common Questions
Q: Do I need a last will?
A: It doesn’t matter how old you are; it is important to have a last will & testament as part of your complete estate plan.
Q: What happens if I do not have a last will?
A: If a person passes away without a last will, then the process of intestate succession begins. Every state has different laws for intestate succession. The most common solution is to parcel out property to the decedent’s next of kin.
An executor needs to be assigned to perform this task, so a list of those eligible to fill that role will be created. If probate is necessary, the court will appoint someone from the list of eligible people to administer the estate.
With no last will, the basic rules of intestate succession will be followed and may fall outside the bounds of the decedent’s wishes.