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LastTestamentWill.com A Leading Specialist in Wills and Estate Planning     Protect Your family Immediate Download HOME FORMS ABOUT US AFFILIATES TESTIMONIALS CONTACT US   LastTestamentWill.com is one of the leading specialized online  providers of estate planning forms.  LastTestamentWill.com provides you with state specific Last Will and Testament forms and other estate planning documents at a fraction of the price charged by an attorney.   Protect your family and assets today with professional and trusted estate planning legal forms.     Downloadable & Printable Forms Saves You Time & Money Easy & Convenient To Use Protects Your Family & Assets Last Will and Testament Forms Married with Adult Children Married with Minor Children Married with Adult & Minor Children Married without Children Single with Adult Children Single with Minor Children Single with Adult & Minor Children Single without Children Other Estate Planning Forms Revocable Living Trust Trust Agreement Living Will   Last Will and Testament Instructions     1. Choose the appropriate Last Will and Testament Form that best suits your needs. 2. Discard all copies of old and prior last will and testament samples. 3. Input your information in the last will and testament template and delete any remaining blank lines.   4. Provide at least nominal gifts to all your children.  If you don't leave them anything, a judge may determine at a later date that you forgot to do so, should one of them challenge your Will. Even a gift of $1 to the child you "omit" will suffice.  It is not recommended that you leave a nominal gift to your spouse using this will. In general, states require that the surviving spouse receive one third to one half of the deceased spouse's estate. If you wish to leave less than half of your estate to your spouse, consult with an attorney.   5. After having purchased and downloaded the printable online last will and testament kit and filled out your information, review your answers carefully so that they clearly and accurately reflect your intent.   6. Select the appropriate witnesses.  All states require two witnesses, with the exception of Vermont. However, it is strongly recommended that you have three witnesses sign your Will in the event a witness dies or moves to another state. Your spouse or children do not serve as witnesses. Your witnesses must be at least 18 years of age and should not be a beneficiary to your Will.   7. Select an appropriate executor and alternate executor.  Ideally, these individuals should reside in the same state. Otherwise, it would be costly for your executor to travel back and forth to manage your estate. Some states require that out of state executors post a cash bond, even if you have waived this requirement in your will.   8. Notarizing your Will is unnecessary, unless you choose to complete a Self Proving Affidavit simultaneous with the signing of your Will. It is strongly recommended that you complete the Self Proving Affidavit, unless you live in the District of Columbia, Maryland, Ohio, or Vermont, where they are not permitted. (In California, all wills are considered "self proved" once they are properly signed and executed by the testator and all witnesses. In Louisiana, signing your Will in the presence of the witnesses before a notary public is required.) A Self Proving Affidavit will make it unnecessary for your witnesses to appear in court to affirm your Will s validity after your death. The Affidavit can potentially save your beneficiaries and witnesses considerable inconvenience. It also gives your Will an extra layer of authentication that can help your beneficiaries avoid a long and costly probate process. (The Affidavit is found at the footer of all Wills from our site).   9. Sign a single copy of the will together with all witnesses and distribute unsigned copies. Witnesses must be in your immediate presence and must observe your actual signing of the Will, and all the witnesses must observe the other witnesses signing the Will. You do not need to read your Will to them, and it is unnecessary for them to read it. However, they must clearly understand that the document is your Last Will and Testament. You must clearly explain to them that you intend the document to function as your Will upon your death. If your state permits a Self Proving Affidavit, and if you elect to attach one to your Will (recommended), remember that the same witnesses who observed your signing the Will should also observe your signing the Self Proving Affidavit. Have the notary present at the signing of your Will, and then sign the Will and the Self Proving Affidavit at the same ceremony.  Remember, only prepare and complete one original Will.  You should not have more than one original or even photocopies of your signed Will.  Doing so...

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