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Instruction Form for a Mirror (Two) Last Wills.  

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A mirror will is when a husband wife or partners make almost identical wills leaving everything to each other respectively should  one partner die and if  both die together, then the estate would pass direct to their children or chosen beneficiary. 

Around 90 percent of  Last Wills and Testacies are quite straight forward and that is what this site is all about. For example I wish to leave everything I own to my spouse or partner. If they have pre-deceases me then I leave everything to my children or to a chosen beneficiary or beneficiaries in equal or unequal shares. Individual Gifts can also be bequeathed.

Please Complete the relevant sections for you in the below Instruction form

What happens when we have received your Instruction form?

We shall prepare, based on your submitted instructions, a first draft of your Last Will & Testament and then email it to you for alteration, correction, your comments and any other  information you feel could be relevant, or we may  ask you for any other information we feel may be necessary and advise you of any other options you may have

You will only be invoiced on recite of your First draft will.

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If you have any difficulty with the below Instruction form, please don't worry,  you will have ample opportunity during the drafting of your Last Will to make amendments to any information supplied here.

 

The form looks long but You only need to  fill in the sections that are relevant to you..

 

Instruction Form for a Mirror (Two) Last Wills  

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Select only the items that apply to you by ticking the boxes in the form    

Complete only the sections that apply to you

How may we contact you
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If you have any difficulty with the below Instruction form, please don't worry,  you will have ample opportunity during the drafting of your Last Will to make amendments to any information supplied here.
 

Section 1:                    Your Personal Details.

 

Salutation Mr  Mrs   Miss   Rev    Dr    Other 
Your Full Name    
Salutation Mr  Mrs   Miss   Rev    Dr    Other 
Spouse/Partners name
    Your Full Postal Address        

                                     

                                                              Post Code

Country of Residence       
Telephone Number         
Please State If You Are:  Single  Married    Civil Partnership   Divorced    Separated   Common law Partners     Widowed   

Other relationship  

Are you both over 18 and of sound mind?   Yes No 
    Section 2  Who would you like to leave the residue of your estate to
Section 2:   Who would you like to leave the residue of your estate to?

The residue is the remainder of an estate after the deduction of taxes, debts. Specific gifts, legacies and the expenses of administering your last will.  

PLEASE SELECT ONLY ONE OF THE FOLLOWING 2 OPTIONS.
 

Option 1: We would like to leave the residue of our estate to each other?  

 

 

Option 2: To each other,  then after our deaths to our children?       

 

                                                       Section 3
 Section 3                                       Your Choices

You will have ample opportunity to make any changes to information given here during the drafting of your will. You will see your finished will before it is posted. It often takes two drafts before your will is as you wish.

please state below  if He, Or She Is ?   
Your Wife        Your Husband      Partner Female     Partner Male  Child 
If any other relationship Other Please Complete a single will form   single will instruction form
Do you want to appoint each other  as the SOLE BENEFICIARY and  EXECUTOR? i.e. they are to inherit your entire estate and be your chosen executor.

This is common for married couples, or people in close relationships.     

Select YES or NO below

Yes    No  If yes, insert full names of each others choice below.
Full name Will A's choice      Please complete

Full name Will B's choice      Please complete

if you have chosen Option 2:   To each other,  then after our deaths to our children.  

would you like the residue to go in equal shares to your children.

Yes No (I.E.) I leave everything to my spouse/partner, if they should pre-decease me then I leave my estate to my child/children in equal shares.

                                                       Section 4  
I do not have any Children or Stepchildren   Will A     PLEASE TICK IF NO       

I do not have any Children or Stepchildren   Will B     PLEASE TICK  IF NO

(If you do not  have any children or stepchildren go to section 6)

Section 4:     

Your natural Children  including legally adopted children?    (*If Applicable)

Do not enter stepchildren here

Will A: How many children do you have including legally adopted children?
Will B: How many children does your Spouse/partner have including legally adopted children?
Are your children over 18 

Yes   No  

Are your partners children over 18  

Yes  No

Children cannot inherit until the age of 18. Would you like to stipulate an older age 21 for example) 
What are their names                                          (Do not put stepchildren)
Will Aage if under 18
Will Aage  if under 18
Will Aage if under 18
If same parentage just add (as above) or copy and paste.             (Do not put stepchildren)
Will Bage if under 18
Will Bage  if under 18
Will Bage  if under 18
If you have more children use the additional information box at the end of the form
                                  Section 5: Your Stepchildren? 

(If no stepchildren go to section 6)

Do You or your partner have any stepchildren?         Yes    No  

(If No go to section 6)          

*Will A: Do you have any stepchildren?  No/     Yes  /if yes how many?
Will A: Your Stepchildren
*Put YOUR stepchildren's names below and state if they are to be added or excluded from your Last Will
1,Are they to be Added or Excluded
2,Are they to be Added or Excluded
3,Are they to be Added or Excluded
If you have more step-children use the additional information box at the end of the form
Will B: Your spouse or partners stepchildren
Does your Spouse/partner have any step children?  No/ Yes /if yes how many?
*Put your stepchildren's names below and state if they are to be added or excluded from your Last Will
1,Are they to be Added or Excluded
2,Are they to be Added or Excluded
3,Are they to be Added or Excluded
                                               Section 6
                     Naming a guardian for your children?

If you are a parent with children under the age of 18 this is probably the most important  reason why you should make a Last Will. 

Did you know that if you die without naming a guardian for your children in your Will the state would have to name one for you?...  AFTER THEY make this decision , COSTS would could be incurred for doing it, probably payable from your estate.

If at the time of executing (making) your Last Will you have any infants, (children under 18 years) then you should  appoint someone in your Last Will to act as a guardian for the child or children in the event that both parents should perish together prematurely.

This would be making your wishes know in a legal and binding manner.

Testators with minor children should consider who would have the care of any minor children who survive them.

The guardianship of minors act 1971 has been repealed in its entirety by the Childrens Act 1989, Schedule 15.

A parent with parental responsibility may appoint a guardian. Broadly speaking, a mother has parental responsibility irrespective of her marital status. A father has automatic parental responsibility if he has been married to the mother at any time later than the date of conception. An unmarried father may aquire parental responsibility by court order or agreement with the Childs mother. An appointment may be made by Last Will or in writing (section 5 (5)).

An appointment by one spouse where the other spouse survives will now not normally take effect until after the death of the surviving spouse. If the surviving spouse also appoints a guardian, the two guardians will act together after the death of the surviving spouse.

Consideration must be given to appoint someone appropriate, who can possibly exercise the same love and care for the infant child as you would have done yourself. Or at the very least give someone OF YOUR CHOICE a parental voice in the decisions of your infants child's future.

If a guardian is not appointed by you in your Last Will the state steps in and decides who will have parental responsibility for your child. The infant can be made a "ward of court". 

You could perhaps ask a close relative or Godparent to fill this, substitute parental role. This is a very important role and any ambiguity should be avoided if naming more than one.  Remember this guardian would only usually step in if both natural parents should die. Any surviving parent may have parental responsibility.

Would you like to appoint a guardian  in this will YES     No

*Guardian name   

Guardian Address 

                                                           Section 7
Section 7: Alternate Beneficiaries.

In the very unlikely event that your beneficiaries pre-decease you, you may like to add alternate beneficiaries.

For example, if you have chosen your spouse or partner to inherit your estate and they pre-decease you, or you perish together, you may chose to alternately leave your estate to your children, alternately then to siblings and or parents, or even to a charity or best friend.

Please don't worry as you will have ample opportunity during the drafting of your Last Will to make amendments to any information given at any point.

Do you wish to name an alternate beneficiary? Yes    No (if no go to section 7)
Does your spouse or partner wish to name an alternate beneficiary      

Yes    No (if no go to section 7)

Alternate Beneficiaries Will A

how many alternate beneficiaries, Will A?  Enter their names below (if more than 4  use the text box at the end of the form) Add their age if under 18.
Is your estate to be divided in equal shares to the alternate beneficiary? (Will A if more than one)

Yes  No If no use the % box  below (What percentages to each I.E. 10% to one 20% to the other etc)

Will A 1,Their NameWhat%   Their age 
Will A 2,Their NameWhat%   Their age 
Will A 3,Their NameWhat%   Their age 
Will A 4,Their Name(Will B if more than one)

Yes  No If no use the % box  below (What percentages to each I.E. 10% to one 20% to the other etc)

Will B 1,Their NameWhat%   Their age 
Will B 2,Their NameWhat%   Their age 
Will B 3,Their NameWhat%   Their age 
Will B 4,Their NameWhat%   Their age 
 
Will B 3,Their NameWhat%   Their age 
Will B 4,Their NameWhat%   Their age 
 
                                              Section 8
                                         Your Executors.

If you have chosen your partner to be your sole beneficiary and executor, and you have also chosen an alternate beneficiary you could name that person as an (alternate)  executor here. They will only act if your principle beneficiary/Executor has pre-deceased you, or is unable to perform the duty.

Alternately if for example you have have chosen your wife as sole beneficiary and executor and she has pre deceased you, or you have perished together, then you may wish to appoint your children as alternate executors (if over 18)

We strongly advise you to name at least one executor below.

You may both have up to four executors if you wish.
Your alternate executor  other than your spouse or partner? Will A
Alternate Executors Name     

Alternate Executors Address 

Second Executor Name    *Optional

Their  address 

Will B
Your Partner/Spouses alternate executors (if different from above)
We have chosen the same executors Yes If yes, go to section 9 below
Alternate Executors Name     

Alternate Executors Address 

Second Executor Name    *Optional

Their  address 

                                                            Section 9
                                   Exclusions from your will

This means anyone who you think may have a claim to your estate.

Add below any person that that you would wish to exclude from benefiting in any way from your estate.           (Such as estranged spouse or partner). 

Enter their name and relationship to you.  (If in doubt add them)

WILL A, Do you wish to name any exclusions?   Yes    No 

*Name & Relationship

*Name & Relationship

*Name & Relationship

WILL B, Your Spouse/Partner Do you wish to name any exclusions?   Yes    No 

*Name & Relationship

*Name & Relationship

*Name & Relationship

                                                           Section 10
Section 10:                                             Gifts.

Do you have any specific gifts to name in your will?

If you want to leave any "small inexpensive" gifts in your will it is acceptable for you to add a written  list yourself called, "A Memorandum of Wishes", which you should keep with your will. This has the advantage that you can alter or update your list of small gifts without having to amend your will. (£150 limit  is our suggestion in monetary value)

Please enclose a memorandum of wishes page with our Last Wills

Do you have any specific gifts to name in your will? other than above 

Yes    No 

Does your partner/spouse have any specific gifts to name in their will?  

Yes    No 

If you have valued gifts we only accept descriptions by post.  If you have selected yes we will sent you a form.
                                              Section 11
                                 Funeral Arrangements and Recital
Will A. Do you wish to be:

Buried?    Cremated?       or have no preference?

Will B. Do you wish to be:

Buried?    Cremated?       or have no preference?

Do you or your partner wish to add a recital in your Last Will.

This could be perhaps a request for your ashes to be scattered at sea. A burial and service at your preferred church. It could be a thank you message, or any comments you wish to leave to your loved ones. 

Will A, Your Recital

 

Will B, Your Recital

 

                                                         Section 12
Section 12:                            Additional information 

Do you have any comments, questions or have we asked you to give us more information? If so please do so here.

Additional information box

                                                      Section 13
                         Keeping Your Will up to Date

without worrying about costs or time.

Annual Retainer Service £5.00 Per Will (Optional Service)

Don’t forget if you take this option you may also seek our advice in the future; free of charge, with questions or concerns you have regarding your will.

 Here are just some of the events that would ordinarily require a change to your last Will. Certainly there are other reasons.

  1. If you marry or divorce
  2. If you join together into a civil partnership or dissolution or annulment of a civil partnership.
  3. The birth or adoption of children
  4. To add or change guardians for children
  5. A significant change in financial status
  6. A significant change in tax laws
  7. A desire to add beneficiaries
  8. A desire to change beneficiaries
  9. The death or incapacity of a named executor or trustee
  10. To change personal details like address changes for you or someone mentioned in the will
  11. You may also seek our advice in the future; free of charge, with questions or concerns you have regarding your will.
  12. We shall also keep a copy of your Will and shall replace it if for YOU if it is damaged, lost or destroyed.

 

This service guarantees you that WiseWills shall  make you  a new Last Will whenever you want to amend or change any details in it, no matter how often, so long as you continue with the annual £5 per will premiums.

Think to yourself? How long did it take you to get around to making this Last Will? Take out our retainer service and you will use it often, we guarantee it. Imagine only the simple changes that happen like the next time you move house, or your executors, guardians or children do, need we go on!

We would both like to take the annual retainer service of £5.00 per annum per will.

Yes Both  No we do not want the annual retainer    

You cannot later change your mind. This service is only available if chosen at the same time as your original will. We will send you a standing order to collect future payments.

Your First premium must be included with your will payment.

                                             Section 14
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We confirm that we are over the age of 18 years, and are of sound mind. The information on this form is complete and accurate and is to be used as the basis for preparing our Last Will and Testament. In addition to appointments, and distribution of residue, we agree to our executors having normal powers to aid the administration of Our Estates. We know of no circumstances which would prevent our Estates being distributed as We have requested.

We agree to provide replies to emails and drafts pertaining to our wills in a timely manner.

We understand that a Last Will only becomes legally valid after it has been signed and witnessed, and witnesses must not be beneficiaries or their spouse
Any corrections that have been caused by error on the part of this professional will writing company. "WiseWills", will be amended without question, but whose liability for such errors will be restricted to providing replacement documents. There will be a fee for any corrections/amendments you require after a 28 day period unless you have taken advantage of our retainer service.  

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