Will (see also Personal - Death)

An interesting example. In this will, a married man has a wife who is terminally ill and a daughter he wants to provide for and whom he trusts to do the right thing by his wife. He sets up a simple trust making his daughter the executor of the will and trustee of the estate, giving her complete control and only calling in others if his daughter predeceases him. It describes 6 fundamental trustee provisions assisting the execution of the will. (P-92277)

An interesting example. In this will, a married woman has a husband who is terminally ill and a daughter she wants to provide for and whom she trusts to do the right thing by her husband. She sets up a simple trust making her daughter the executor of the will and trustee of the estate, giving her complete control and only calling in others if her daughter predeceases her. It describes 6 fundamental trustee provisions assisting the execution of the will. (P-61745)

This simple Australian last will and testament is designed for a woman with three children who leaves everything to her children in equal share. She includes a simple Trust that is run by her children that allows quiet enjoyment of her house to her husband for the rest of his life. It describes 6 fundamental trustee provisions assisting the execution of the will. It can be easily completed as a form on the screen and then printed and signed by the testatrix and two witnesses. (P-40767)

This simple Australian last will and testament is designed for a family woman in a formal marriage. She has two children. She leaves everything to her kids in equal share. She includes a simple Trust that is run by her kids that allows quiet enjoyment of her house by her husband for the rest of his life. It describes 6 fundamental trustee provisions assisting the execution of the will. It can be easily completed as a form on the screen and then printed and signed by the testatrix and two witnesses. (P-16880)

This Australian last will and testament is designed for a lesbian who leaves everything in her residual estate to her partner, with special instructions for the partner to be treated as if this were a lawful same sex marriage, else to a public NGO or charity to be used for a purpose as described in Principal Rule(s) of Inclusion. It describes 6 fundamental trustee provisions assisting the execution of the will. It can be easily completed as a form on the screen and then printed and signed by the testatrix and two witnesses. (P-94290)

Some homosexuals who have children from a previous relationship want their responsibility to their children and to their partners to be acknowledged and dealt with at the time of their death. This simple Will is designed for a homosexual man with three children who splits his residual estate equally between his partner and his children, else another person. It denies benefit to the mother(s) of the children. It describes 6 fundamental trustee provisions assisting the execution of the will.

This simple Australian last will and testament is designed for a lesbian woman with two children who leaves everything to her partner with special instructions for the partner to be treated as if this were a lawful same sex marriage, else her children in equal share, else another person. It denies benefit to the father(s) of the children. It assumes the testatrix is legal guardian of the children and therefore appoints the partner as guardian of the children. It describes 6 fundamental trustee provisions assisting the execution of the will.

This simple Australian last will and testament is designed for a homosexual man with two children who leaves everything to his partner with special instructions for the partner to be treated as if this were a lawful marriage, else his children in equal share, else another person. It denies benefit to the mother(s) of the children. It describes 6 fundamental trustee provisions assisting the execution of the will. It assumes the testator is legal guardian of the children and therefore appoints the partner as guardian of the children.

Many gays have children from a previous relationship but want their partners to be treated like any husband or wife, and for their partner to be trusted to do the best by their children. This simple Australian last will and testament is designed for a homosexual gay guy with two children who leaves everything to his partner with special instructions for the partner to be treated as if this were a lawful same-sex marriage, else his children in equal share, else another person. It denies benefit to the mother(s) of the children.

Some homosexuals who have children from a previous relationship want their responsibility to their children and to their partners to be acknowledged and dealt with at the time of their death. This simple Australian last will and testament is designed for a homosexual man with two children who splits his residual estate equally between his partner and his children, else another person. It denies benefit to the mother(s) of the children. It describes 6 fundamental trustee provisions assisting the execution of the will.