Couples Easy Will | Beffa Law

Whose Will is this?

Full Name *

First

Middle

Last

Gender *

* Gender

Testator Occupation *

* Occupation

Date of Birth *//

* Date of Birth

Testator Birth Country

* Country of Birth

Citizenship

* Citizenship

Marital Status *

* Marital Status

Your Address

Testator Address Line1

Street Name and No, Apt#, Unit#, etc

Testator Address City

City

Testator Province

Canadian Province

Testator Country

Country

Phone *

Cell Phone

SPOUSE/PARTNER

Type of Relationship *

* Relationship type

Spouse Name *

First

Middle

Last

Spouse Gender *

* Gender

Spouse Date of Birth *//

* Date of Birth

Spouse Occupation *

* Occupation

Spouse Birth Country

* Country of Birth

Spouse Citizenship

* Citizenship

TO WHOM ARE YOU LEAVING YOUR ESTATE?

To whom are you leaving your estate?

My Child/Children
Someone Else

CHILDREN What are your children's names? Use your children's complete legal names. "Children" includes any adopted or natural children, but does not include most un-adopted stepchildren. According to this Easy Will, your estate will be divided equally between all children mentioned in this form.

First Child Name *

First

Middle

Last

* Child Full Name

First Child Age *

* Age

First Child Date of Birth *//

* Date of Birth

First Child Relationship *

* Relationship

AddChild2

Add Another Child?

Second Child Name *

First

Middle

Last

* Child Full Name

Second Child Age *

* Age

Second Child Date of Birth *//

* Date of Birth

Second Child relationship *

* Relationship

Designate Guardian(s)

Minor children should have a designated guardian. The guardian is the person who will have custody of your children if there is no available parent. You can have a sole guardian, co-guardians, or no guardian. It is very important that you name a personal guardian for your minor children. This person will be responsible for the care of your child if there are no parents available

Guardian Type

Sole Guardian
Co-Guardians

Who will have the custody of your minor children? (choose only one)

Guardian Name *

First

Middle

Last

* Guardian Name

Guardian Address

Guardian Relationship

Your relationship with the Guardian

Alternate Guardian Name *

First

Middle

Last

* Co-Guardian Name

Co-Guardian Address

Alternate Guardian Relationship

Your relationship with the Co-Guardian

BENEFICIARIES Name the people among which your estate will be divided, and the percentage split between them (if more then one)

First Beneficiary

First

Middle

Last

First Beneficiary Address

First Beneficiary Relationship

Your relationship with the first beneficiary

Add beneficiary

Add beneficiary?

Estate split between beneficiaries (USE SLIDER TO ADJUST PERCENATGE)

First Beneficiary Receives 50 % and Second Beneficiary receives the rest

Second Beneficiary

First

Middle

Last

Second Beneficiary Address

Second Beneficiary Relationship

Your relationship with the second beneficiary

EXECUTOR(s) You need to have a Main executor and an Alternate executor. The Alternate Executor will only be required in case the Main Executor is unable to fulfill his/her duties . If you want to share the responsibility of execution between two people (e.g. a husband and wife that will take the decisions together) you have to add a Joint Executor

Main Executor Name *

First

Middle

Last

Main Executor Relationship *

* Relationship

Main Executor Address *

Street Name and No, Apt#, Unit#, etc

Main Executor City *

* City

Main Executor Province *

* Province

Main Executor Country *

* Country

Joint Executor Choice

Add a Joint Executor

Joint Executor Name

First

Middle

Last

Joint Executor Relationship *

* Relationship

Joint Executor Address

Street Name and No, Apt#, Unit#, etc

Joint Executor City

City

Joint Executor Province

Canadian Province

Joint Executor Country

Country

Alternate Executor Name *

First

Middle

Last

Alternate Executor Relationship

Relationship

Alternate Executor Address

Street Name and No, Apt#, Unit#, etc

Alternate Executor City

City

Alternate Executor Province

Canadian Province

Alternate Executor Country

Country

ALTERNATE BENEFICIARIES

Who will receive the residuary estate? Residuary estate is what's left after paying debts or expenses, and all the other terms from this will were executed. Any remaining estate will be divided equally among all alternate beneficiaries entered below.

First Residual Beneficiary Name *

First

Middle

Last

First Residual Beneficiary Relationship

Relationship

AddSecondBeneficiary

Add alternate beneficiary

Second Residual Beneficiary Name *

First

Middle

Last

Second Residual Beneficiary Relationship

Relationship

AddThirdBeneficiary

Add alternate beneficiary

Third Residual Beneficiary Name *

First

Middle

Last

Third Residual Beneficiary Relationship

Relationship

AddFourthBeneficiary

Add alternate beneficiary

Fourth Residual Beneficiary Name *

First

Middle

Last

Fourth Residual Beneficiary Relationship

Relationship

Funeral arrangements

Funeral Arrangements

Applicant: I would like my remains to be :

Spouse Funeral Arrangements

Spouse: I would like my remains to be :

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Easy Will™ for couples

Your Address

SPOUSE/PARTNER

ALTERNATE BENEFICIARIES

Funeral arrangements

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