Showing posts with label Last will and testament. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Last will and testament. Show all posts

Thursday, September 6, 2018

Procedures for filling out last will and testament

Before filling out your last will and testament, we will have to have certain information. Listed below is the information we need to prepare your last will and testament.

1]  The name and address  of the person, making the will.

2]   The name and address of the  beneficiary  of the will.

3]    Any  specified  gifts  that the the  grantor [ the person making the will ]  will leave to certain people  their name and address.

4]    The  name and address of the executor  of the will. This  is the individual  that is appointed  my the grantor  to carry out their last wishes  in the will

 It is not necessary  to have a last will and testament  notarized , but  it is highly  recommended to do so.In  case the will would have to go  to probate  the court  will   look upon a notarized will very favorably.

  . If you need any more information on a last will and testament  contact us  on this website  or  e-mail  us at. rmsnotary service @yahoo.com.

Wednesday, August 14, 2013

Do You Have the Last Will and Testament?

Do you have the last will and testament? Everyone should make the last will and testament for the simple reason that your last wishes will be carried out exactly as you have directed. If you do not have the last will and testament, the court can decide who may get your property and even the custody of your children.

RMS Notary Service can prepare the last will and testament in a rough draft form and send it to you for your approval. Once you have approved it, we will complete the final version. For more information e-mail us at rmsnotaryservice@yahoo.com or contact us at 407- 480 –9588.

Monday, August 12, 2013

Last Will And Testament

It is never too early to write your last will and testament. In the event that something might happen to you, your last wishes will be carried out as you have so directed in your will. Did you know that if you do not have a will and upon your death, the state could determine the distribution of your property including the custody of your children?
 
A will is a legal declaration by which a person names one or more persons to manage his/her estate and provide for the distribution of his property at the time of death. If you live in Florida or anywhere near Orlando and Brevard County, RMS Notary Service can personalize your will and tailored it to the laws of your state . They have a complete will at a reasonable price.  For more information call them at: 1-407-480-9588

Saturday, May 4, 2013

Probate Court

Have you made your last will and testament yet? If not, it is very important that you do this for the simple reason that your last wishes will be carried out exactly as you want them to. Another important reason would be if you have minor children you want to be able to designate who will be there Guardian when you pass away. If you do not do this the decision could be left up to the court. Do you really want to have the state to decide the fate of your children. You do not want your estate to go into the hands of the probate court, either as this will definitely take much longer to settle and be expensive for the loved ones left behind. So do a little prior planning and make your last will and testament now.

Monday, April 29, 2013

Last Will And Testament

If you do not have a last will you should plan on getting one. No matter how old you are age is not a factor here.

If you pass away and do not have a will , the laws of your state may decide who gets your property . In most states it would be your spouse and  children. But in some states the law may not divide the property the way you wanted. For example in some cases, the court has divided  the property evenly among the spouse and children. To make sure your final wishes are honored have a last will and testament drawn up. We can draw up a last will and testament for you for as low as $60, then you will have the peace of mine that your last wishes will be carried out. We except all major credit cards.

Saturday, August 11, 2012

The Executor or Executrix

If you have made a will and appointed a representative to carry out your last wishes they are called an executor for male and an executrix for female.

If you have not appointed a representative in your will, the person delegated the responsibility will be called an administrator. When appointing an executor, make sure that you trust the person as they will be carrying out your last will and testament.

The executor will make decisions in the best interest of your estate. As there is a lot of paper work and administrative duties connected to this responsibility, the executor may be paid a fee for handling your last request.

You should choose someone who is organized and accustomed to dealing with a lot of paper work such as death certificate, insurance policies and bank accounts. Before selecting someone for this responsibility, make a wise judgement.

Tuesday, December 13, 2011

Last Will and Testament

What is a last will and testament? This is a legal document by which a person can transfer their property to the people of their choice after their death.

Do I need a lawyer to draft my last will and testament? The answer to this is no you only have to be of legal age of sound mind. If you have made a will previous to your last one you must reject it in the document. You must declare that you are making this will free and willingly. After making your will you should sign it in the the presents of at least two witnesses and it should be notarized by Notary Public. This is a simple way to make a will but if you have a lot of possessions such as real estate, trust funds, and stocks and bonds you might want to consult a lawyer or at least a paralegal to assist you.

Tuesday, August 2, 2011

LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT

ARE YOU A FLORIDIAN? IF YOU WANT YOUR LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT PREPARED, YOU CAN MAKE IT FOR AS LOW AS $40. CONTACT RMS NOTARY SERVICE AT 407-480-9588.

Monday, July 18, 2011

Why you should have a will

It doesn't matter if you are young or old you should have a will. You may ask yourself why do I need a will or I am too young for it will. If you would die suddenly God forbid in an accident who would gain control of your property? Without a valid will in place you cannot control this. Do you know that part of your estate may even go to the state you live in rather than to your family or loved ones.
A will can determine who exactly will inherit your property. You also can designate who will administer your last wishes or who may be the guardian of your children that survived you. So you can see how important it is to have a last will and testament no matter what your marital status or financial situation is. So remember every adult should have an up to date last will and testament. If you have any questions or need help in preparing a will contact us here at RMS Notary Service through the comment section of this blog and we will be glad to help you.

Wednesday, September 2, 2009

The Living Will

What is a living will? It is a document that states that if you become so ill and will not recover. Your wish is that the doctor will not prolong your life by medical techniques. In some cases people have been in pain for many years with no hope of ever getting better.

Many states now have laws that will allow you to sign a LIVING WILL. This will give you the peace of mind you may die a natural death.

Friday, August 28, 2009

Four Different Forms Of Wills

I will list four types of wills for simple situations:

1. Spouse with Minor Children- This is the form you would use if you want your property to go to your wife. If your wife would die before you, the property would go to your children. You may appoint one person to be the Guardian over the children and their estates.

2.Spouse and no Children- Use this form if you want your property to go to your wife. If your wife dies before you, property will go to others or the descendants of others.

3. No Spouse-Minor Children- Use this form if you do not have a wife. Your property will go to your minor children. You may also appoint a Guardian over the children and there estates.

4. No Spouse-No Children- You will use this form if you do not have a wife or children. Your property will go to the survivor of the people you name in the will.


If you need any help with a Will, just leave a comment and how to contact you.

Thursday, August 27, 2009

The Will

Let us start by asking what is a Will? A will is a document that:

1.States who will get your property.

2.Who would be guardian of your children.

3.Who will manage your estate upon your death.

If you do not have a will,then it will be decided by the laws of your state who will get your property. In most cases, it will go to your behalf and children. For example, the state could give half to your spouse and half to your children. Tomorrow we will cover four different will forms. Have a nice life.

Wednesday, October 8, 2008

Wills


Last will and testament is a solemn disposition of one ' s property in written form that (by law) will not take effect until such time of the death of the person making the will. It is a man or womans' intentions which he or she wills to be performed after their death. Today the word will includes the disposition of both real and personal property. So, if you plan and in need to make a will contact us at any time.

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