Are Online Wills legally valid?
Any valid will is one that is in writing and signed by the will-maker in front of two witnesses, who must also sign the will. There are many formats that can be used to create a will, so it is important that the requirements of a valid will are met. For example, many of our clients are not aware that they can make a simple, legally valid will online themselves.
In fact, using an online will is a great way to save time, money and effort in ensuring that your wishes are carried out after you die. However, an online will is not ideal for those who have complicated circumstances such as receiving foreign incomes, being a part of a blended family and getting married or divorced soon. You can check out what type of will is right for you here.
If you go down the path of an online will, there are just a few requirements you will need to meet in order to ensure the will is valid. Let’s take a quick look at what makes a will valid, and what you can do to ensure you’re hitting those marks.
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