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Do-It-Yourself Wills

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Wills are important Estate Planning documents, and one that becomes the driving force behind the Probate process. Probate is the process of administering the Will and settling the decedent’s estate, and the process starts with validating the Will.

A Will is an important Legal Document

Your last Will and testament is a legal declaration that instructs the Probate court how your assets should be allocated at the time of your death. The testator names an executor to oversee this process, and gives authority to pay administration expenses.

Without a Will, the court is left to decide how your estate will be managed, which can wind up costing thousands more in administration fees. Administration expenses are paid out of the estate, which can substantially deplete the estate you had intended to leave to your heirs.

Drafting a Will

A Will does not have to be written by a lawyer in order to be considered valid. Other options include Do-It-Yourself Wills, which can be completed at home.

Risks of Do-It-Yourself Wills

A Will is a document used after your death. If there are any questions regarding your Will, you won’t be around to answer them, or correct any error in expression. Often times, the heavy legalese in at home Will documents can increase the chance of misinterpretation by the user, which can result in an outcome the testator did not intend.

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