Couples Will Kit
Couples Will Kit
• 2x Last Will & Testament's (2 Pages)
• 1x Step by Step Guide
• 1x Completed Will for Reference
• Comes in Hardback Envelope
LEGALLY BINDING & VALID IN ENGLAND, WALES, SCOTLAND & NORTHERN IRELAND.
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The Included Last Will & Testament's have 11 different sections as follows:
Article I - Revocation & Preliminary Declarations. (Revokes all previous Wills & declares this to be your new Will)
Article II - Appointing an Executor. (Appointing someone to carry out your wishes)
Article III - Appointing a Guardian. (Appointing someone to take care of your minor children, if you have any)
Article IV - Debts & Funeral Expenses. (States that your Debts, Taxes, Funeral Expenses & Testamentary Expenses must be paid)
Article V - Specific Bequests. (Specific Gifts that you want to give and to whom)
Article VI - Appointing a Pet Caretaker. (Appointing someone to take care of your pets, if you have any)
Article VII - Distribution of Residue. (To decide who will receive the remainder of your estate)
Article VIII - Funeral Arrangements. (Deciding your funeral arrangements)
Article IX - No Contest Provision. (Ensures that nobody can contest, dispute or go against your final wishes)
Article X - Signature/Attestation. (Signature & Declarations)
Article XI - Witnesses. (A section that allows your Will to be Legally Witnessed & Signed by two chosen witnesses)
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I - Revocation & Declarations
I - Revocation & Declarations
This section revokes the validity of all your previous Will's and declares this to be your new Last Will and Testament. This is also where the testator (the person who is writing their Will.) declares their Name, Address, Date of Birth, State of Mind, Marital Status and whether or not you have children.
II - Appointing an Executor
II - Appointing an Executor
This section is for appointing an executor. (the person who you nominate to carry out your wishes.) you can also nominate a backup executor to ensure your wishes are fulfilled should your Initial executor not be able to do so. Your chosen executor can benefit from your Will.
III - Appointment of Guardianship
III - Appointment of Guardianship
This section is for nominating a person to take care of your minor children, (children under the age of 18) if you have any.
IV - Debts & Funeral Expenses
IV - Debts & Funeral Expenses
States that any of your remaining Debts, Taxes, Funeral & Testamentary Expenses must be paid from your estate if at all possible.
V - Specific Bequests
V - Specific Bequests
This section allows you to leave Specific Gifts to a person or organisation of your choosing. Whether it be a sum of money, a specific item of jewellery, a car, or anything else of your choosing.
VI - Appointing a Pet Caretaker
VI - Appointing a Pet Caretaker
This section is for nominating a person to take care of any pet's that you have, if you have any.
VII - Distribution of Residue
VII - Distribution of Residue
This section is for deciding who will inherit the remainder of your estate. (what is left from your estate after your specific bequests have been given to beneficiaries.)
VIII - Funeral Arrangements
VIII - Funeral Arrangements
This section allows you to express your desired funeral arrangements.
IX - No Contest Provision
IX - No Contest Provision
States that nobody can contest, dispute or go against your Last Will and Testament. If they do, they forfeit the right to inherit from your Will and their inheritance will be distributed as equally and fairly as possible between all remaining beneficiaries. This is why getting yourself a Will Kit is essential.
X - Signature/Attestation
X - Signature/Attestation
This section is to sign and declare that all testamentary requests have been legally instructed by you as the testator.
XI - Witnesses
XI - Witnesses
A section that allows your Will to be Legally Witnessed & Signed by two
chosen independent witnesses that are not benefiting from the Will. (Scottish Will laws state that you only need one witness, although there is no harm in having two.) No need to worry, our Will writing kits come with instructions to ensure that the process is quick and easy. Buy a Will Kit today.