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Four Important Reasons Why You Should Have A Legal Will

• Legal wills determine who controls your estate after your death, i.e. executor, power of attorney, trustee, lawyer or personal representative.
  
• A legal will identifies the beneficiary(s) that will receive your estate.
  
• A legal wills minimizes estate expenses that result when a person dies without a will.
  
• If you die without a legal will (Intestate), the Court will appoint an administrator, and State law will determine who is entitled to your estate and the amount they will receive from your estate (Intestate Succession).

Wills Identify Guardians For Your Children

If you die, and your spouse is also deceased or unfit to act as the parent of your children, the Court will appoint someone to care for your children. Consider the following:

• The appointed person may not be the individual you would trust as the guardian for your children.
  
• Contested guardianship proceedings will result in the estate incurring needless expenses.

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• Legal Information
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• Financial Services
• Estate Planning
• Burial Plots, Cremation and Funeral Services
• Professional Trustee and Executor Services
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The Law Of Wills

Dramatic and serious consequences result from a Will. State law generally determines the law applicable to wills. Due to matters beyond our control, we cannot offer this free service to residents of the following areas:

• State of Louisiana
• Guam
• Puerto Rico
• U.S. Virgin Islands

This website outlines many legal considerations that are generally applicable in each State. These legal considerations are not intended to be an exhaustive list of all considerations.

AmericaWills.com will inform you of the many important legal issues concerning your Will.

You may wish to obtain legal advice on the effect of these legal considerations prior to completing a will on this website.

Receive Information and Answers To The Following Considerations

• What property can be gifted under a will?
• The formal requirements of a will
  How to revoke a will
• How to change a will
• What can affect the validity of a will?
• The Executor / Trustee
• Guardians (who to chose)
  How to give?
• What claims can be made against your estate
• Frequently asked questions in will writing
• Important definitions of legal terms
• Examples and Illustrations
• I’ve Read the Caution Zone

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During the demonstration you will be required to provide certain information as if you were preparing your own will, however, you will not be able to complete the will.

Once you have entered all required information, a completed sample will be displayed.
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