The Last Will & Testament details your assets and the beneficiaries who will receive them. It is available with or without a children’s trust.

This product includes

•           Last Will & Testament with Children’s Trust

•           or Last Will & Testament without Children’s Trust

•           or Louisiana Last Will & Testament

•           Easy-to-Understand instructions for using the forms

For most of us, it is very difficult to come to terms with our own mortality.  To actually contemplate one’s own death is painful.  Consequently, such thoughts are often avoided.  However, if you wish to insure that your desires regarding the disposition of your property and possessions after your death are fulfilled, you must confront your mortality and plan accordingly.

The purpose of the Last Will & Testament is to assist you in the difficult task of showing your loved ones your continuing concern for their well-being after you are gone.  You have a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to personally decide what will happen to your accumulated wealth and possessions after you’re gone.  This form is effective for the transfer of property that is owned by the testator (maker of the will) upon the date of his or her death.  It can be changed, modified, or revoked at any time by the testator prior to death.

The instructions included with this will take you through each step of the preparing, witnessing, and signing procedures to insure your last will and testament is valid and secure.

If you have minor children, the appointment of a guardian is another important item that may be accomplished through a last will.  Choose the Last Will & Testament with Children’s Trust to appoint a guardian for your children and/or a trustee to administer the property or money you leave for your children.

To the residents of Louisiana, the laws that govern your state are somewhat different. Special instructions are included for Louisiana residents, as well as a Louisiana will form.

All contents reviewed and approved by attorneys.