Simple Will Information Sheet

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SIMPLE WILL INFORMATION SHEET – ONE PERSON
(Single; One Spouse Only; Remarried with Prior Children)
(This form is for use when only one person is making a Will and it benefits the children.)
Please Print – List names the way you want them to appear in the documents.)
(
Your Name:
Your Address:
Your Email Address:
Your Phone No.:
Your Soc. Sec. No.:
Spouse’s Name (
):
if married
Spouse’s Soc. Sec. No.:
The Children:
Name/Age:
Name/Age:
Name/Age:
Name/Age:
Name/Age:
Name/Age:
(Note how a beneficiary is related to you, if he or she is not a child.)
Disposition of Estate
1.
Married. This form is to be used if you want your estate to pass to your children (or other
beneficiaries). If a child predeceases you, that share will pass to the descendants of that
child, and if there are none, to the other children. If certain assets should go to a spouse
outright, or be retained by him/her for life, identify them here (your children will receive the
rest, after debts are settled):
2.
Single. For someone who is single (including a surviving spouse) a simple will leaves the
estate to the children in equal shares. The share of a predeceased child will pass to the
descendants of that child, and if there are none then to the other children.
3.
Trust. You must include provisions for the share of a minor to be held in a simple Trust.
Even if children are grown, there is always the possibility that an adult child may predecease

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