Sample Will – Will Giving Jewellery To Daughters Equally Etc
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Will giving jewellery to daughters equally, contingent legacies to grandchildren and residue to children
THIS IS THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT of me
of
1.I hereby revoke all former wills made by me and declare this to be
my last will
2. I appoint my friend of and my cousin
to be the executors and trustees of this my will (`my
trustees’)
3.I give my jewellery to my trustees to divide between my daughters
as they shall in their absolute discretion think fit provided that so far as possible my daughters shall each receive jewellery to the same value and I direct that in the event of any dispute the decision of my trustees shall be formal and binding on all parties
4. I give the sum of £5000 to each of my grandchildren who shall survive me and attain the age of 18 years and I direct that such legacies shall carry the intermediate income
5.Subject to payment of my debts funeral and testamentary
expenses and all taxes arising from my death and payment of the legacies mentioned in clauses 3 and 4 hereof I give all my estate both real and personal whatsoever and wheresoever’s to such of my
children andas are living at my death and if
more than one in equal shares
6. I desire to be cremated and have my ashes scattered over my garden
IN WITNESS whereof I have signed this my will this day of
[month year]
Signed by the said as his [Signature of testator]
last will in the presence of us[Signature of first witness]
both being present at the same[Name, address and occupation of
time who at his request and infirst witness]
his presence and in the presence[Signature of second witness]
of each other have hereunto[Name, address and occupation of
signed our names as witnessessecond witness]
Note: In this example the grandchildren have not been named so as to allow for the possibility of further births before the testator’s death. This may well be a consideration if the testator’s children are still young If it is fairly certain that no further grandchildren will be born, it is better to name them by inserting their details after the word ‘grandchildren’ in clause 4.
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