Will - Married Man

In this example Australian last will and testament a man has two children, one of whom is disabled and intellectually impaired. The testator establishes a testamentary trust to look after his son for the rest of his life, following the death of his father. He gives the house and some money to his wife and some special gifts and bequests (probably something to his daughter) but his main focus is on the trust because the others are capable of looking after themselves while his son is not.

This simple Australian last will and testament is designed for a man with three children (one or more of whom is a step child) who leaves everything to his wife, else his children in equal share, else another person. He gives specific instruction to treat all children the same. It can be easily completed as a form on the screen and then printed and signed by the testator and two witnesses.

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This simple Australian last will and testament is designed for a man with two children who leaves everything to his wife, else his children in equal share, else another person. It also considers the matter of who should be the guardian if both parents die while the child/children is/are a minor. It can be easily completed as a form on the screen and then printed and signed by the testator and two witnesses.

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This simple Australian last will and testament is designed for a man with five children who leaves everything to his wife, else his children in equal share, else another person. It can be easily completed as a form on the screen and then printed and signed by the testator and two witnesses.

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This simple Australian last will and testament is designed for a man with no children who leaves everything to his wife, else other stated residual beneficiaries in equal share. It makes specific reference to exclude a step child (a child from his wife's previous marriage) or step-children. It can be easily completed as a form on the screen and then printed and signed by the testator and two witnesses.

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In this Australian last will and testament this man leaves everything in his estate to a particular beneficiary (such as his beloved daughter-in-law or his beloved business partner) and makes it clear that all (other) family ties are unimportant to the determination of beneficiaries under this will.

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This simple Australian last will and testament is designed for a man with three children and seven grandchildren who leaves everything to his wife, else his children and his grandchildren assigned by percentage, else another person. It makes allowances for adjustments to the percentages that might be required at the time of death. It can be easily completed as a form on the screen and then printed and signed by the testator and two witnesses.

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This simple Australian last will and testament is designed for a man with no children who leaves everything to his wife, else his sole step child (a child from his wife's previous marriage). He makes specific instruction to treat this child as his own. It can be easily completed as a form on the screen and then printed and signed by the testator and two witnesses.

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An interesting example. This simple Australian last will and testament is designed for a man who leaves everything to his wife, but has agreed with his wife that if she should predecease him he will split his estate into two equal shares: one share for his kids and one share for her kids. In this example there are six on his side and three on her side, but it could be any number. It can be easily completed as a form on the screen and then printed and signed by the testator and two witnesses.

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This simple Australian last will and testament is designed for a man with seven children (one or more of whom is a step child) who leaves everything to his wife, else his children in equal share, else another person. He gives specific instruction to treat all children the same. It can be easily completed as a form on the screen and then printed and signed by the testator and two witnesses.

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