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Make a Single will - £20
If you prefer to receive your will by first class post already printed and
with the notes for signing and witnessing
click here.
Otherwise please fill out the details
below using the boxes provided.
YesTor's online help and guidance notes can be accessed using the link to
them. Do read the notes carefully. They will enable you to make your
will quickly and easily.
Please refer to our Help and Guidance notes below if you need to.
Or you can open these notes in another
window if you prefer.
This is Step 1 of 3 complete your purchase.
Help and Guidance for a single will
(Return to will form)
You may wish to switch between this page and the will making
page. Use the back/forward buttons as a convenient way of doing this.
The will making form has been designed for your easy use.
You need to decide what information is needed. These notes should assist
you to do that. There are also some notes in the form itself.
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Your own details should include any 'aliases' or
other names you are known by. For example actors may have stage names
and sometimes writers use a pen name.
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Your address is your main or permanent one so if you
sometimes live/work away it is not necessary to include that temporary
address. If you change permanent address in the future it is not
essential to change your will but make sure your executors are aware.
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your email address will not be included in your will
- it is just used for communication once you place your order. YesTor
sends the legal documents and instructions for signing and witnessing there.
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Executors are the people you have chosen to manage
your estate. One executor is sufficient but you may want to appoint
two. Our will provides for 1 or 2. Often parents brothers or
sisters are appointed. Executors do not have to be your relatives -
friends are fine. Sometimes professionals such a solicitors,
accountants or banks are chosen perhaps if your affairs are particularly
complicated. Because they will require a special charging clause you
may need to speak to them first.
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Specific bequests are for example, if you want to
leave your gold watch (full description needed) your brother ..full name and
address... Remember your executors will need to be able to identify
the item exactly - and find it. Make sure your executors know in
advance about this.
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Residuary estate - everything else apart from the
specific bequests - if any. This will divides your residuary estate
equally between those you name (if more than 1). So 2 people will
receive 1/2 each, 3 people 1/3 each and so on. If 1 of them dies
before you then there share is divided between the others. So if you
name 3 people and 1 has died before you then the 2 surviving will receive
1/2 each.
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If you have nominated just 1 residuary beneficiary
you may want to name an alternative beneficiary to take his or her place if
the the first dies before you. This is optional but prevents your
estate being intestate. That is where the residuary estate is left to
someone who is no longer alive. You could for example leave your
residuary estate to your only brother or as an alternative his children
equally or perhaps your parents.
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Funeral arrangements You don't have to make a
choice now. You can leave this to your executors or tell them later
on. If have made your decision select either burial or
cremation. Any special wishes about for example flowers or donations
to charity can be conveyed to your executors.
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Finally, if you want to make a will but feel the one offered
here is not exactly want you require then please
email
us with your request. We may be able to help.
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