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This page will help you write your own will. It is useful only if you have
simple requirements. It does not advise you on legal problems. We recommend
you read the information in the "About" link before you begin. You must
be ready to give details of your proposed <B><A HREF="javascript:executor()">executor(s)</A></B>
and <B><A HREF="javascript:guardian()">guardians</A></B> so you may wish
to consider those needs prior to beginning.</FONT></FONT><FONT FACE="ARIAL, HELVETICA"><FONT SIZE=-1></FONT></FONT>
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No one wants their estate to be consumed by litigation. Typically people
leave their property first to their spouse and then to their children in
equal shares, with a few charitable bequests, small cash amounts and sentimental
items to close relatives or friends. If this sounds like you then you have
no reason to pay more for a lawyer to draft a will. If you intend
to disinherit a child or spouse you should consult legal advice before
writing a will.</FONT></FONT><FONT SIZE=-1></FONT>
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