Will: all to husband, wife or partner for life, residue to others
Gifts to anyone, as required. Whole of estate to spouse or
partner for life. After death, split between other relatives and
charities. Spouse can have capital too, if needed. Suitable
for: person with or without children who may or may not
have re-married, but wants spouse to have life interest only
About this document
This will provides for the testator to give gifts of either money or personality to anyone they choose. The rest of the estate, including real property, passes to the testator's spouse or life partner. After the spouse's death, the rest is split between other relatives and charities. The will provides for the spouse to have capital too, if required.
This will is suitable for a person with or without children who may or may not have re-married. It ensure that the spouse has a life interest only and on the spouse's death, the main bulk of the estate passes on.
The Net Lawman wills are suitable for most situations. If the will you need is not here, we can draw a will to your precise instructions for a very reasonable fee.
In these descriptions: "remainder man" means the person entitled to capital and any accumulated income after the death of a person with a life interest (a "tenant for life").
Application
and features
Comprehensive templates - delete what you do not need
Inclusion of sensible administrative provisions
Use of plain English
Comprehensive explanatory notes
Contents
Details of the testator
Details of executors and trustees
Specified gifts of money
Specified gifts of property (personality or real estate)
Gift of residue to spouse
Provision for professional trustees or executors to charge a reasonable fee for their services
Trust fund management
Trustees general powers
Consent required
Minor beneficiaries
Relationship with beneficiaries
Funeral wishes
Letter of intent
Extensive notes to guide you
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Draftsman
This document is drawn and maintained by Net Lawman. It is real law in plain English.
