Leaving Your Property Through Your Will
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Property Ownership Rules for Spouses
Do you know what you own?
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Use simple and clear language to describe your specific gifts.
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Leaving Digital Assets Through Your Will
Most digital assets won't pass through your will, but you should still make plans for them.
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Your Spouse's Right to Inherit From You
If you intend to leave your spouse or registered domestic partner very little or no property, you may run into some legal roadblocks.
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Under some circumstances, it might make sense to name a trust as the beneficiary of your Nolo’s Online Will.
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Choosing Alternates for Your Main Beneficiaries
if you specify that one or more beneficiaries should receive all or most of your property, your next task will be to decide who would get that property if any of your first-choice beneficiaries were to die before you do.
Passing Property to a Spouse or to Children
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How to Pass Your Property When You're Married
When you make your will with Nolo’s Online Will, one of the key decisions you make will be how to leave your property.
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How to Leave Your Property When You're a Parent
When you make your will with Nolo’s Online Will, one of the key decisions you make will be how to leave your property.
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