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Importance Of Having A Will
What Is Simple And Complex Will?
Simple Will
It is a basic will that includes how the individual's assets should be divided after their death. It generally includes the identification of beneficiaries, the appointment of executors, asset distribution, and guardianship of minor children.
Complex Will
A complex will is more detailed and has other provisions and arrangements added. It can include or exclude the individual's former relationships and children as well. A complex will typically include trust provisions, tax planning, business succession planning, asset protection and special circumstances. An example of a complex will is a testamentary trust. In case the individual wants to leave their assets for a minor, they need to consider incorporating as testamentary trust in the Will.
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General Requirements For A Valid Will
- It should also include the signatures of witnesses in the presence of the testator.
- There should be a clear intention of making a will, which should be made voluntarily and not under someone’s influence or coercion.
- The Will must be properly executed according to the laws of the state or territory of the individual.
- The Will should be in writing and not verbal and signed by the testator.
- The testator can revoke or alter the Will at any time, as they have legal right; however, it requires a relevant legal requirement, such as creating a new will or physically destroying the old Will with the intention of revoking it.
What Is A Testamentary Trust?
Key Benefits Of A Testamentary Trust
- Preserving family wealth
- Providing for minor children
- Avoiding probates
- Protecting relationships
- Income tax flexibility
- Protection from bankruptcy
- Protection of immature beneficiaries
- Continued asset management