Nolo's Online Will Q & A
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Here are articles about making Nolo's Online Will
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Life wreaks havoc on even the best-laid plans and changes in your life affect what you include in your will and what laws will be applied to enforce it.
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You can release anyone who owes you a debt from the responsibility of paying it back to your estate after you die. You can use your Nolo's online will to cancel any such debt—oral or written.
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After you have proceeded through all of Nolo’s Online Will screens and responded to all the questions the program poses, your will is nearly finished.
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When working on your will with Nolo’s Online Will, you may find that you want to explain certain things to your loved ones.
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Learning More About Estate Planning
If you have questions that Nolo’s Online Will does not address, you may want to consult some self-help books or website
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You probably won’t need a lawyer’s help to make Nolo's Online Will.
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If while working on Nolo’s Online Will, you decide that
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Congratulations on getting started on your will. You should be able to finish your will in less than an hour -- without hiring a lawyer.
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Is Nolo's Online Will Right for You?
Nolo’s Online Will provides a basic will that works for many people. It is private, easy-to-make, and low-cost.
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What Nolo's Online Will Can Do
Here is a quick survey of what you can and cannot do with Nolo’s Online Will. Each topic is discussed in greater detail in the on-screen help as you make your will.
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What Nolo's Online Will Cannot Do
Nolo’s Online Will allows you to produce a valid and effective will designed to meet most needs. But there are some restrictions built into the program.
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To start your will with Nolo’s Online Will, you’ll enter your name and indicate your gender.
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Becoming a parent is what may have motivated you to buckle down to the task of writing your will in the first place.
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When making you will with Nolo's Online Will, you may have some questions about how to choose your marital status.
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When you make Nolo’s Online Will, you should name an executor to wrap up your estate.
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Glancing through the list of the executor’s duties should tip you off about who might be the best person fo
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Find a way to securely provide your SSN to your executor.
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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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Use simple and clear language to describe your specific gifts.
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Should You Provide Property Management in Your Will?
You can have a trusted adult manage property for beneficiaries under age 35.
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Creating a Child's Trust in Your Will
You can set up property management for any beneficiary younger than age 35.
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Examples of Property Management
Here are some examples of how Nolo’s Online Will property management options might be selected.
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