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While just about everyone should have a will, most of us don’t. A will is a written document that outlines how your property will be distributed upon your death, who will care for your children (if you have any), and can provide for any special instructions you’d like to make about your affairs. It is actually a fairly simple legal document in the grand spectrum of legal instruments. There are different types of wills, but most wills are referred to as "simple wills". State laws vary slightly regarding requirements for a valid will. While a will can usually be drawn up by an attorney for a reasonable fee, it is also possible to draw up your own will using standard forms. It is recommended, however, that you have an attorney review your will to determine it meets your desired objectives and any particular legal requirements in your state.Wills Lawyers By State
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- How to Amend a Will
Sometimes a person executes a document that he believes to be his last will and testament. Assuming that the document is properly drafted and executed, the will that was created is the person’s last will and testament from the time it was drafted until the time that the individual dies unless the will revoked or amended by a properly drafted and executed codicil. What is a … more - How to Contest a Will
A will is designed to distribute property and assets in the way in which the deceased person intended them to be distributed. Accordingly, a will that is properly executed and that was created when the person was in her right mind and without undue influence is legally binding. That said, there are times when a will is challenged in court. A will cannot be challenged … more
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