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ýÊ Å1:vÅ¿Æ·ÇOÈÉÉÊcËÅËÚ̾ÍÕÎ|ÏÐÑZÒyÓÔLÕÖ¾Ö×ØBÚçÚÛÞÞßîß©àá4ââ)ãáã,åæçè$êÎêôëìÚìòìí®í)ïìïðâð~ñxò#óæógôÂõ ENTERING INFO 6TO ENTER INFORMATION, JUST TYPE IT .>On entries of more than one line, /don't press "RETURN" at the end of .a line...only when the whole entry .is complete. k>It's OK if a word is broken at 2the end of a line on the screen. W>Correct errors by using the LEFT- /ARROW to erase, and then retype. |nge: & "Retur DON'T OVERLOOK HEIRS .To prevent your children or children ,of a deceased child from inheriting -more than you intend, name them all. ,WillWriter gives each $1 in addition ,to anything else you leave them. `See manual Part 7.B. ÿ screen. W>Co *** Bsorry, no definition is available ,for this screen. @See manual Part F>15 for legal definitions 7>14 for help with the program ÿ ÿ llWriter g REAL ESTATE :all land and items attached to /the land, such as buildings, houses -and stationary mobile homes. See 0manual Part 15, Property: Personal .and Real. ÿ ÿ 'tion ,to a BEQUEST >any property left to a specific .person (spouse, child, friend,...) .or to an institution (church, 3school, charity...). ÿ ÿ lperty: Per PROPERTY =anything which has value, 4regardless of its form. WillWriter .classifies property into real estate ,(e.g. houses, land) and personal 0property (cars, stocks, bank 4accounts, pensions, antiques, cash). ÿ »al Part 7.B. PERSONAL PROPERTY 4everything other than real estate ,(cash, bank accounts, stock, heir- .looms, furniture, hobby equipment, .cars, interest in a pension, a 2family business including "good 1will," etc.) ÿ Ósh). ÿ »al P YOUR ESTATE :everything you own when you die. -See manual Part 5 for details. ÿ ÿ ÿ ir- .loo REVIEW OR MODIFY 5you can check all items in the /will and change them if needed. If your change does NOT affect 0other items, you return to the main -review screen. DIf it DOES affect other items 1you will review them and perhaps 0be asked new questions. × using the LEF MARRIAGE =in most states requires a legal .ceremony and papers filed with a 0county clerk. EIn 13 common law marriage states .living together and intending to be -married is sufficient. See manual /Part 5.B. ÿ iew them and CHILDREN =all your children should be named ,in your will, including: 9>natural children, born in marriage ->any legally adopted child 6>children born out of wedlock [Stepchildren may be left property, .but don't name them here unless 1you have adopted them. ÿsing the LEFT- SPOUSE ?your wife or husband at the time -you sign the will. If your marital status changes 0you should make a new will and 2destroy the old one. ÿ Ë out of wedl PRECISE DESCRIPTION 2provide a specific identification ,for each item by color, brand, 2location, serial number, or 5peculiarities. ÿ ÿ r old one. EXCLUSION OF CHILDREN 0you can omit one or more of 2your children from any bequest you .have made to your children as a group +(this only applies to real estate or ,"the rest of your property") chosen -with the "C" option. ÿ Ëe unless 1yo PERSONAL GUARDIAN 4an adult chosen to care for 2a minor child if no natural or 2adoptive parent is available to do .so. OYOUR CHOICE IS SUBJECT TO COURT /APPROVAL but will usually be honored ,unless the other natural or adoptive ,parent is unavailable or the court .finds it would not be in the child's ,best interest. eturn" ¦manua GUARDIAN OF THE ESTATE ,...an adult who cares for property .owned by your minor child if no 1natural or adopting parent is 3available to do so. ?It is common, but not necessary, .for the same person to be named as .both personal guardian and guardian -of the estate. ÿ 1s it would n EXECUTOR :...the person you designate to 2administer your will--gather your /assets, pay your bills, shepherd 0your will through probate and 3distribute your property. 9It is OK for the executor to be /someone you have given property 1in your will. ÿ 2of the estat COMMUNITY PROPERTY 3with some exceptions, all 4property and income acquired by 1either spouse during the marriage /(and prior to a permanent 7separation). See manual Part 5.B.1. ÿ ÿ
he executo SEPARATE PROPERTY 4in a community property state, /all property that does not qualify .as community property, such as 2property owned prior to the marriage. +See manual Part 5.B.1. ÿ ÿ executor t COMMUNITY PROP. STATES /8 states which use the "COMMUNITY ,PROPERTY" system to decide who owns -what when the marriage ends by death ,or in divorce. ÿ ÿ re. +See ma JOINT TENANCY 8when two or more people own 2property as "JOINT TENANTS" and one -dies, the deceased owner's share 0passes to the other(s) WITHOUT GOING ,THROUGH PROBATE. oSee manual Part 6.B.3. ÿ be /someone TENANCY IN COMMON 4a way of sharing ownership of 0real or personal property in which .one's share passes to one's heirs /rather than to the other owners. 0Property owned this way goes through ,the will and is therefore subject to ,probate fees. ÿ ÿ 2of the e YOU ARE HERE -> your name real estate state ...alt. county "married? rest of property spouse's name ...alt. 8children? special note ...names ...under 18? exclude children? ...deceased? ...names ...grand ch? ...names guardian ...alt. what in estate ...of estate ...not in it ...alt. 8bequests? executor ...who ...alt. ...what !...alt.
REVIEW/MODIFY 6PRESS "RETURN" WHEN DONE 0New Jer. 46 Wa ALTERNATE BENEFICIARY 0the person you name as your 2nd .choice to receive a bequest if your -1st choice is not living 45 days 0after your death. ÿ ÿ o ...under$
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