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Free Generic Last Will & Testament

Free Generic Last Will & Testament

To use our Independent Paralegal Service and have a paralegal create your Last Will & Testament, see: Last Will & Testament Service.

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  • Single Person or Married Couple
  • By Do It Yourself Documents
  • Our Price: FREE

These free generic Last Will & Testaments listed here are not the same as we sell or use with our services. 

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Check your state requirements prior to using this document.  Many states require notarization for a Last Will & Testament to be valid.  Usually the requirements for a Last Will & Testament can be found at the homepage of your bar association's website for your specific state.

You can download a Last Will & Testament for an individual or a married couple, fill it out using Adobe Reader, print it, and then have it notarized.

In Washington State you will need to bring two witnesses along with you to your notary who are not named in your Last Will & Testament .  This can be anyone over the age of 18 and should not be a close family member. To use one of our notaries, see Notary Fees .

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Community Property Agreement

If you are married and live in one of the following states: Alaska, Arizona, California, Idaho, Louisiana, Nevada, New Mexico, Texas, Washington or Wisconsin you should speak to an attorney regarding a Community Property Agreement.

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