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Begin by entering your full name as the Testator/Testatrix at the top of the form. This identifies you as the individual making the will.
Fill in your county of residence, ensuring that all personal details are accurate for legal purposes.
In Article 1, specify your marital status and provide details about your children, including their names and birth dates. This section is crucial for determining beneficiaries.
Proceed to Article 2 to outline your burial wishes. Specify locations for funeral services and burial or cremation preferences.
Continue through Articles 3 to 19, detailing debts, property distribution, and any special provisions such as trusts or guardianship arrangements.
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