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A will is a written document that outlines how you want your assets, income, and debts, if any, to be distributed after your passing. This guarantees the protection and care of your loved ones and possessions.
An adult who is at least 18 years old and of sound mind may make a will. It's vital to make a will, and it should be:
- Through writing;
- Your signature as the Will Maker;
- Two witnesses who are both over the age of 18 and present with you, each of you observing the other. The witnesses' spouses or partners may not also be beneficiaries under the Will.
You can make a will right now. Therefore, speak with a lawyer who can help you draught a will that is both legally and effectively.
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