What is a Will and Why it's Important?

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What is a Will and Why it's Important?
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A person's wish to leave their possessions, such
as property and assets, to their loved ones after
they pass away is implied by the word "WILL"
itself. The government granted its people the
right to create their own Will by making this
true on paper.
Definition of a Will
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Why is a Will important?
A formal will has the authority to settle
disagreements, which frequently arise in familial
disputes. When preparing a Will, a testator is
required to consider numerous crucial
calculations pertaining to the partition of
property and assets.
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What happens without a Will?
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How to create a Will?
You can make a valid WILL in only 10 minutes, and
creating any type of legal document on our portal
is so simple that anyone can do it, regardless of
their level of legal expertise. Simply complete
the form, pay the fee, and download your will
(created by legal professionals).
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Naming an executor
An executor is responsible for managing your
estate after you pass away. Choose someone
trustworthy and capable of handling financial
matters.
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Distributing assets
A will is a legal document that outlines how your
assets will be distributed after your death.
Consult a lawyer and include all assets and
beneficiaries.
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Does a Will need to be registered?
The registration of a will is required. Since
registration offers the document legitimacy and a
boost, it is regarded as illegitimate. whereby it
cannot be denied anywhere.
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