Final Draft and Execution of a Valid Will

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Final Draft and Execution of a Valid Will Chapter 6

Standard Will Contents of a standard will include clauses and provisions Clauses of a standard will Introductory or Exordium and Publication Clause General Revocation Clause Simultaneous Death Clause Testamentary Trust Clause Testimonium Clause Attestation Clause of Witnesses Residuary Clause

Standard Will Provisions of a Standard Will Appointment of a personal representative Appointment of a guardian Provisions for payment of debts and funeral expenses Specific gifts Signature of the testator Witnesses' signatures and addresses

Additional Documents Documents that are not part of a standard will, but are related Self-proving affidavit Letter of instructions Power of attorney Living will Medical power of attorney