Will without a Trust

WILL WITHOUT A TRUST

Summary

This Will may be considered for use by any person needing to draw up a will establishing what is to happen to his/her belongings in the event of his/her death.  Note that this Will does not include the formation of a trust in the event that any of the heirs are minors.

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Why do I need a Will?

A Will is a document that instructs your executor on how to deal with your belongings in the event of your death.

Who should use a Will?

Any natural person could find this Will useful.

What does the Will say?

• Revocation
• Appointment of Executor
• Power to Appoint
• Bequests
• Heirs
• Exclusion from Community and Accrual
• No Collation
• Remains
• Interpretation

• The Will can be printed onto two A4 pages.

• Read the document to ensure that it suits your requirements. Make changes to suit your unique needs, as required.
• Complete the relevant details. It is of critical importance that you ensure that all details have been completed before signing the Will.
• Where you wish to leave identified assets to certain people, list these as bequests in clause 4. Where you wish to leave the rest of your estate generally to certain people, list these people as heirs in clause 5.
• Ensure that you sign the Will in the presence of two witnesses, with all of you signing each page. (Note: your witnesses must be over 16 years old, competent to sign, and must not be your appointed executor or beneficiaries or heirs under your Will).

• Last Will and Testament

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