Free Printable Will Forms

Our free printable will forms are just that. You can download the will forms for free and print them at home. Write in the required information, have the will witnessed as you sign it, and your will is complete. The will must be witnessed by two persons not related to you and cannot be named in the will as a beneficiary. In the state of Louisiana, you must also have the will notarized. Be sure to check our Will Signing Requirements For Every State section for more information on having the will witnessed and/or notarized.

Caution When Using Printable Will Forms

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  • Check the wording
  • Customize the document
  • Don’t cross out sections
Free Printable Will Forms
Free Printable Will Forms

Most free printable will forms found online should be edited and customized before being signed. DO NOT cross out sections. If a section doesn’t apply to your situation, edit the will and remove that section. Many courts will invalidate a will that has been altered. Since the court would have no way of verifying that you personally crossed out the information, the entire will might be rejected,

When customizing a free printable will, be sure to check the wording. If something doesn’t sound right, edit the document and change it. In the will has lines for two beneficiaries and you’d like to name only one or more than two, edit it. It’s critical that the final document state your exact intentions before you sign it.

Whether you’re married or single, the will specifies just how your estate will be distributed and who will be in charge of the dispersal, aka the Executor. The standard will is suitable for single persons as well as couples with total assets (including life insurance and retirement plans) of less than the exclusion threshold for the federal estate tax, which is presently $11,580,000 for a single person.

The will for a married person asks you to list the name of your spouse along with each of your kids. Since it is a standard will, it proclaims that your estate will be distributed to your spouse. Area III permits you to leave specific bequeaths to two beneficiaries yet it is not necessary. If do not wish to make use of those areas, simply enter $0.00 as the amount. Or, edit the will using Microsoft Word or a PDF editing program and remove the whole section. Make certain to renumber the rest of the sections in the remainder of the will.

Select the appropriate file to download the free printable will form of your choice. The form is available for single and married persons. Both wills are available in Microsoft Word and PDF format. The forms can be printed as is so you can fill in the blanks. If there are sections you’d like to change or delete, both forms can be edited using the appropriate document editing software such as Adobe DC or Microsoft Word

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Michigan Compiled Laws Chapter 700, Act 386 of 1998, Article IItwo witnesses
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