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We're doing a similar service so we've looked into it a bit. We found that as long as it isn't contested, nearly anything counts as a will. If your will is like
by dgunn 15y ago
We're doing a similar service so we've looked into it a bit. We found that as long as it isn't contested, nearly anything counts as a will. If your will is likely to stir things up among the beneficiaries though, you should definitely get a lawyer.
- jarrett 15y agoThat depends where you are. See, for example: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holographic_will http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holographic_will
- dgunn 15y agoYour right. But holographic wills will simply be carried out by the survivors unless there's a reason to involve a third party like a lawyer. That's why in almost all cases, will do not need to be official.