#drafting a will

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How to make a Will

How to make a Will

This is a legal guide written in accordance with Indian Law but it may generally be correct for all countries following Anglo-Saxon laws. Further, succession to immovable properties situated in India, shall be regulated by Indian Laws, irrespective of the domicile of such person. In other words, foreigners who own immovable assets in India, shall have to confirm to Indian Laws to make a legally…

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Choksi Tax is providing will Writing, Deep Preparation, Preparation of MOUs & Other Varied Agreements, Preparation of Gift/Will/HUF formation and many more. We are also provide Advice on Making a Will, Business Partnership Deed, Preparation of Partnership Deed, Partner Deed Agreement.

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Choksi Tax is providing will Writing, Deep Preparation, Preparation of MOUs & Other Varied Agreements, Preparation of Gift/Will/HUF formation and many more. We are also provide Advice on Making a Will, Business Partnership Deed, Preparation of Partnership Deed, Partner Deed Agreement.

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I know I need a trust—What trust works best for me?

What is a trust? Essentially, a trust is a legal arrangement that you can set up to help ensure your assets are managed according to your wishes, especially after your death. And it can be a great way to help make sure your loved ones are taken care of in the future.

WHAT TYPES OF TRUSTS ARE THERE?

There are many kinds you can set up, depending on what your goals are for your assets. But here are…

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My 2016 To-do List

My 2016 To-do List

I’ve never made New Year’s resolutions (apart from some family ones last year), but there are a number of things that I need to get round to doing in 2016. It’s a mixed bag from drafting a will to buying book shelves…   Get photos printed – actually print out the photos that are on memory cards and then put them into frames and actually put them up around the house. I also want to update the…

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What Is A Will?

A will is a written document directing the disposition of certain assets of an individual at death.

At Weidner Law, P.A., we practice in the state of Florida which requires at a minimum the following to constitute a valid will: (1) The maker of the will (in legal speak, the “testator”) must be of legal age, i.e., 18 years old. (2) The testator must be of sound mind at the time he or she signs the will. (3) The will must be written. (4) The will must be witnessed and notarized in a special manner. (5) There are also additional exacting legal formalities required by the law for the execution of a will. (6) Lastly, the will must be proved in and allowed by the probate court.

At Weidner Law, P.A., we prepare the following estate planning documents on behalf of our clients: (1) Will, (2) Power of Attorney, and (3) Healthcare Surrogate.

I have personally litigated cases where there have been defects. For instance, an argument over whether a family member was of sound mind can drain an estate of assets and prevent those assets from going to your loved ones. The old saying, “an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure” is certainly true when it comes to the preventative maintenance of preparing a will and estate planning package.

One of the benefits and disadvantages of a will is that it does not become final until the death of the testator. Therefore, one can change a will or add a codicil, in order to better express their wishes upon passing. Thus, if you desire to change or add beneficiaries to your will, it is best to make those changes as soon as possible.

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What is a will? on WeidnerLaw.com