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- Length:5 pages (100 words)
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About this document
The document acts as a prompt for you so you can list the location (and other details, passwords, codes and so on) of important documents and other information.
You can add or delete information as you see fit. For example, you may not be comfortable recording Internet site passwords on a document. You could leave other instructions as to where your passwords may be kept, or you may ignore making them known at all.
The law on wills
The law on wills can seem complicated. We have prepared a number of short articles to explain the more difficult legal concepts. You may like to read some of our articles about what you should consider before your write your will.
This document is not compulsory to complete. It simply could help your executors establish exactly what possessions are in your estate, and make winding up your affairs much easier.
Contents
- Layout and aide memoire for completion by the person making a will - the testator.
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I found the template to be an easy to use and helpful tool. It addresses the appropriatre issues in a standard and uncomplicated will.
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