Simple Will instructions - Kirstin Smith Legal

Name *

First

Middle

Last

Any other names you are known by

Email *

Address

Phone number

Occupation

Full name(s) and address(es) of your executor(s) and details of their relationship to you *

You may appoint more than one "first choice" executor.

Full name(s) and address(es) of your substitute executor(s) and details of their relationship to you

Please include the names of the person or people you would like to act as your executor(s) if your first choice cannot act for any reason.

Please list any specific items that you would like to leave to people

Please also provide the full names and relationships of the people to whom you are leaving the items to. If you do not wish to leave any specific items to anyone, leave this field blank.

Name, address and relationship to you of the person or people you would like to leave the rest (or whole) of you estate to. *

If not in equal shares, then please provide details.

Name, address and relationship to you of the person or people you would like to leave the rest (or whole) of your estate to if the above person or people cannot receive the gift.

For example, if you have left your estate above to your husband, but he has died before you, then you may like to leave the rest of your estate to your children. If the gift is not in equal shares, then please provide details of how much each beneficiary is to receive.

If you have children under 18, who should be their guardian?

Please provide full names and addresses.

At what age should people receive a gift?

Although the legal age is 18, many people prefer to have a different age - 21, 25 and 30 are all common ages. If you do not complete this field, we will assume that you prefer for beneficiaries to receive gifts at 18.

If a beneficiary predeceases you, should that person's children receive their share of the estate?

I acknowledge that my superannuation does not automatically form part of my estate *

Your superannuation is owned by the trustee of the superannuation fund. Unless you have provided a binding death benefit nomination form to your superannuation fund, the trustee has the discretion to decide who will receive your superannuation.

Is there anything else that you would like to add, or that you would like us to clarify for you?

Please note that this form is for simple Wills only. If you find that this form is completely unsuitable, it is likely that you require a more complex Will. Please contact us to discuss your Will if the form is not suitable.