This last will and testament form, which has been prepared and approved by lawyers, is for use by someone who is neither married or in a registered partnership, has no children and wishes to give his or her residuary estate to one beneficiary.
Read moreThis last will and testament form, which has been prepared and approved by lawyers, is for use by someone who is neither married or in a registered partnership, has no children and wishes to give his or her residuary estate to multiple beneficiaries.
Read moreThis last will and testament form, which has been prepared and approved by lawyers, is for use by a person who is neither married nor in a registered partnership, has minor children and wishes to leave his/her residuary estate to his/her children.
Read moreThis last will and testament form, which has been prepared and approved by lawyers, is for use by a man who is married or in a registered partnership, has adult children and wishes to leave his residuary estate to his wife/partner and if she predeceases him to named beneficiaries.
Read moreThis last will and testament form, which has been prepared and approved by lawyers, is for use by a woman who is married or in a registered partnership, has adult children and wishes to leave her residuary estate to her husband/partner and if he predeceases her to named beneficiaries.
Read moreThis last will and testament form, which has been prepared and approved by lawyers, is for use by a man who is married or in a registered partnership, has minor children and wishes to leave his residuary estate to his wife/partner and, if she predeceases him, to his children.
Read moreThis last will and testament form, which has been prepared and approved by lawyers, is for use by a woman who is married or in a registered partnership, has minor children and wishes to leave her residuary estate to her husband/partner and, if he predeceases her, to her children.
Read moreThis self-proving affidavit form, which has been prepared and approved by lawyers, reduces potential legal challenges to your last will and testament and enables it to be admitted to probate more readily.
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