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hey there estate planning attorney paul rabale here and in this video im going to give you 26 provisions that you may want to consider including in your last will and testament all right so not too long ago i did a popular video where i described eight things that you should not include in your will or a things that should be excluded from your will a lot of people watched it a lot of people commented ill put the link up there so you can check that out but in this video im going to describe 26 provisions that you may want to include in your last will and testament or as ill refer to it as your will now i will be the first to admit 26 different provisions sounds like a lot of provisions and i will be the first to admit that as far as estate planning goes sometimes simpler is better but the problem with being too simple is that we dont know whats going to happen from the time you sign your will until you pass away which could be five years 10 years 20 years 40 years later so were

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What is the purpose of redaction?

Otherwise known as document sanitizing, redaction is the process of blacking out or removing any sensitive information from a document so it can be used and distributed, but still protect confidential information too.

Why is it important to redact information?

Redacted, a fairly common practice in legal documents, refers to the process of editing a document to conceal or remove confidential information before disclosure or publication. Redacting personal data in documents is important to avoid identity theft.

What should you redact in a document?

3.4 Redaction is normally carried out to remove words, sentences or paragraphs, but if so much information has to be redacted that a document becomes unreadable it may be appropriate to withhold individual sections, pages or even the entire document.

What is the point of redacted files?

When a document is redacted, it means that certain text contained in a document filed with the Court is concealed from view for privacy protection. This is an example of how a redaction will appear on a document; with the private information concealed: .

What information should be redacted?

Understanding Redacted In addition to personal data identifiers, other information that should be redacted include medical records, trade secrets, informant names, and security information.

Why do we redact documents?

Officials usually redact sections of text in documents because those parts contain peoples personal information, or they decide the information shouldnt be released to protect an organizations interests.

What does redact mean in legal terms?

Answer: When a document is redacted, it means that certain text contained in a document filed with the Court is concealed from view for privacy protection.

Does writing on a will revoke it?

A will may be revoked by the testator in one of two ways: through a writing, or through a physical act. A writing that constitutes a subsequent testamentary instrument can serve to revoke a will, if that writing contains language of express revocation.

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