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   Prepare a will here. Entry to our system may take up to 60 Seconds to Load.  Grab a cup of coffee and we will get started soon.

Once your form is loaded please answer each question and upon completing the form we will send a draft will  to your email within 20 minutes so that it can be reviewed by you and  your lawyer.  A lawyer will call you soon after you submit the form.  You are welcome to use our system without charge.  No charges are incurred at any stage until you provide your credit card details in the last step.  Depending upon your circumstances it should be possible to complete the form in between 10 and 20 minutes.  If you do not complete the form then it is necessary to start again.  This form cannot be saved to complete later.  Please call us with any questions.  54791488 or 0412205521 
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    Covid19 Important Notice

    During Covid19 we are still preparing wills however, a will witnessing service may NOT be provided or alternatively there may be an additional charge if you do not wish to sign your will at home.

    Now is a great time to make and sign your will at home. We are on the phone and we will email the will. It is not necessary to have our solicitor physically present however our lawyer will talk you through the process.

    Your signature on your will MUST be witnessed by two witnesses who are both present at the same time and aged over 18 years old but NOT family members or potential beneficiaries. Generally a neighbour is a good option!

    Your witness does not need to read your will!

    You may wish to check with us to see what arrangements are in place for will witnessing at the time you complete this form - Phone 54791488

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    E.g. Joseph sometimes prefers to be called Joe
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    A committed relationship includes Marriage and Defacto Marriage and is an arrangement involving a commitment to care for your partner over an extended period but is more than a friendship. In this context a committed relationship will almost always involve the sharing of some assets and sharing a residence.
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    If your partner has two middle names please insert both middle names in the middle name field.
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    This question may take up to 15 seconds to resond to your entry. Thank you for your patience. The question relates to biological and legally adopted children only. If you have legally adopted children please confirm this in your notes to your lawyer at the end of this form.
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    Partner here means your current partner. If you have children which are born of another relationship then your answer here would be "Yes"
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    This process is not suitable for you. It is necessary that you obtain advice in relation to the competing intestes between family members. Please do not preoceed further.

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    Important information before starting

    Some assets that you consider to be your own may not be owned by you and cannot pass under your will. You should take this into account when making your will.

    Any assets that are owned by a trust or a company will not pass under your will.

    Your superannuation is controlled by the trustee of the superfund trust and will pass according to the trust terms.

    Any joint assets including joint bank accounts and any jointly owned property or shares will pass to the surviving joint owner. To be clear, no part of a joint asset will pass under your will regardless of what your will says.

    If you have requirements relating to superannuation or joint assets then you should speak with a lawyer separately about these issues.

    It is possible to end joint ownership and control what happens with any trust/company assets when you die, however you must do this while you are alive. We can help you with this planning. This however is not included as part of will preparation unless you ask us to do this as their are additional costs. We can provide a quote.

    If you have questions please contact Riba Business Lawyers. You may call us at (07) 54791488 or follow this link to Make an Appointment Now.

    In the next step we will ask you nine very simple questions to make sure that it is appropriate for you to make a will in Queensland. This part of the process should take no more than one minute.

    Thank you for your instructions.

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    Your responses must be reviewed

    Your responses suggest to us that you should not prepare a will without first speaking with a lawyer. We suggest that you go back and review all of your responses in the last section to ensure that they are correct. If your responses are correct and you purchase a draft will it may not be suitable please leave your form active and try calling us now on 0412205521 or (07) 54791488 so that we can make an assessment. You must take the Will to a lawyer and obtain legal advice before signing it to ensure that it is suitable in your circumstances. We suggest that you contact Riba Business Lawyers before proceeding further - ph 07 54791488

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    Great News.

    Thank you for your patience, there is no obvious reason why you should not make a will in Queensland. The next series of questions will help us determine the best format of will. If you have any questions or concerns at any stage please call Riba Business Lawyers Ph (07) 54791488.

    The following question is about your relationship status and your answer will help us choose what information is needed from you and the most appropriate form of will.

    Please make sure that you obtain legal advice before signing your Will!

    Please click "Next"

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    You cohabitate with your partner if you share a principle place of residence.
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    This may be anyone who is financially dependent upon you or is dependent upon you in a very real way for  assistance.
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    Your partner will be appointed only if they live on after you. You may have your partner act alone or with someone else.  If you want your partner to be involved as an executor in any capacity please answer "Yes"  
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    Warning - It would be unusual to appoint another person to make decisions and to control the estate with your partner, unless there is good reason.  Call us if you have any doubt.  Your partner will generally want to have the power to act alone.  If you want your partner to be able to act alone then please select "No".  If you do not want your partner to be able to make decisions without the agreement of someone else then answer "Yes".  In the next responses you will be able to appoint someone to act if your partner is for any reason unable to act.
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    Your spouse will not be your executor.

    You have chosen not to appoint your partner to act as your executor. You should name at least two executors who will act as your executor. These executors will act Jointly.

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    If you have two middle names please insert both names in the middle name field.
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    We suggest that you name at least two executors acting jointly. 
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    If you have two middle names please insert both names in the middle name field.
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    Choose the option that best describes the relationship
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    Each Executor appointed in this section will act alone in the order named.
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    If you have two middle names please insert both names in the middle name field.
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    If you have two middle names please insert both names in the middle name field.
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    Choose the option that best describes the relationship
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    If you have two middle names please insert both names in the middle name field.
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    Choose the option that best describes the relationship
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    Specific Gifts can be things such as -  money, jewelery, vehicles, art work, tools, or any other "thing".  If you intend to leave an item that has a value equal to more than 5% of the value of your estate you should call us to discuss this so that we can help you decide whether this is appropriate before you pay for this will.  This software allows for no more than three specific gifts.
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    If you select "NO" then the executor may hold the gift for the under age beneficiary until that beneficiary reaches the age of 18.
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    eg. five thousand dollars ($5,000)
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    eg. five thousand dollars ($5,000)
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    eg.five thousand dollars ($5,000)
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    If {WMPNa} dies with you or before you then your estate may be divided up between any children including any unborn children of the relationship between yourself and {WMPNa}.  You have legal obligations to provide for your children, including children unborn at the time of making your will but who have been born before your will is administered.  If you believe it is not possible for you to have future children with your partner then you may choose to omit any gift to future chidlren by selecting "NO".  
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    Leaving to all children

    Later in this process you will be asked what gifts you may wish to leave to your children. It is important at this point to keep a couple of things in mind.

    In the event that you decide to leave to all of your children including children who are as yet unborn then you need to be aware that you will be unable to leave in unequal shares to your children.

    If you wish to decide the appropriate percentage for each child then you cannot leave to children as yet unborn. To provide for those unborn children you must update your will if future children are born. You cannot allocate a percentage to an unborn child.

    If you wish to leave to unborn children then you can do this by leaving to all children in equal shares. It is of course in order to leave to future children if you leave to all children in equal shares and you are in a relationship as this allows these future children to be identified.

    It is also necessary to appreciate the risk of leaving to all children if you are not in a committed relationship, particularly if you are male. It is possible that you may have children of whom you are not aware and we suggest if you are a single male that you do not leave to future children. If you are single and wish to leave to unborn children then it will be necessary to get the assistance of a lawyer.

    If you are in a relationship then you may leave to unborn children and this risk will be managed by only leaving only to future children of your current relationship. If this is not acceptable then it will be necessary to get the assistance of a lawyer.

    Please keep this in mind and if you have any questions please contact us.

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    If you have left any specific gifts these specific gifts will pass separately from the gift to your children. 
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    The balance of your estate will be left to the other beneficiary or beneficiaries.
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    Warning - You are obliged to properly provide for each child.

    You have instructed us that you want to leave a part of your estate to someone other than your children. Or alternatively you are not leaving to your children equally. Children and dependants can make a claim on your estate. It is essential that you speak with a lawyer and obtain further advice before you sign your will. Your decision needs to be clearly thought out, and the reasons recorded. The best way to do this is to see a lawyer before your will is prepared. You can still make your draft will now however we strongly advise you to obtain legal advice so that the chance of a claim is reduced. Any legal proceedings involving your estate may greatly diminish the value of your estate. A lawyer will contact you to discuss this after you submit this form.

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    You are leaving only a part of your estate to your children.  We are however asking in relation to each child what percentage of the whole estate will pass to your child.  
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    You are leaving only a part of your estate to your children.  We are however asking in relation to each child what percentage of the whole estate will pass to your child.  
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    You are leaving only a part of your estate to your children.  We are however asking in relation to each child what percentage of the whole estate will pass to your child.  
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    You are leaving only a part of your estate to your children.  We are however asking in relation to each child what percentage of the whole estate will pass to your child.  
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    You are leaving only a part of your estate to your children.  We are however asking in relation to each child what percentage of the whole estate will pass to your child.  
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    If you want to leave a beneficiary's share to the beneficiary's children, if they do not survive then you must do this with all the beneficiaries in this section.  In this will you cannot treat beneficiaries differently if you have left to them, in equal shares.  If you want to leave to the children of some beneficiaries and not to the children of others beneficiaries then, go back and select unequal shares.  Selecting unequal shares will allow you to choose the share that you are leaving to each beneficiary and also also whether you want to leave that share to the children of any particular beneficiary, if the beneficiary dies before you.
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    If you select "NO" then the percentage share of any deceased beneficiary will instead pass into the rest and residue of your estate and will pass to the beneficiaries that will be named shortly as your residuary beneficiaries.
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    The term "partner" here means husband or wife, defacto or married. Only include the name of children who are the biological children of both yourself and your partner .  If your child has two middle names include both middle names in the Middle Name field.
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    The term "partner" here means husband or wife, defacto or married. Only include the name of children who are the biological children of both yourself and your partner .  If your child has two middle names include both middle names in the Middle Name field.
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    The term "partner" here means husband or wife, defacto or married. Only include the name of children who are the biological children of both yourself and your partner .  If your child has two middle names include both middle names in the Middle Name field.
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    The term "partner" here means husband or wife, defacto or married. Only include the name of children who are the biological children of both yourself and your partner .  If your child has two middle names include both middle names in the Middle Name field.
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    The term "partner" here means husband or wife, defacto or married. Only include the name of children who are the biological children of both yourself and your partner .  If your child has two middle names include both middle names in the Middle Name field.
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    The term "partner" here means husband or wife, defacto or married. Only include the name of children who are the biological children of both yourself and your partner .  If your child has two middle names include both middle names in the Middle Name field.
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    Or if you have only one child then to that child.
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    You must ensure that the total of the percentage left to your partner and the percentage left to your children is equal to 100%.  If that total percentage exceeds 100% then your Will cannot make sense.  If the total is less than 100% then it is uncertain whether you intended the remaining percentage to fall into the residue of your estate.  Please ensure that the total equals 100%
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    Please note.  If your child dies before you then the share that was allocated to that child will automatically be shared equally between your surviving children.  If this is not what you want then you should contact Riba Business Lawyers to discuss your wishes. Ph 07 54791488
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    Do not proceed further without seeking legal advice.

    You are in a committed relationship. You have instructed us that you do not wish to leave any part of your estate to your partner. We need to understand the reasons why you are making your will this way so that we can assist you to make an effective will which is not at risk of a claim. Your partner will have a claim on the estate if excluded. If you will not be charged for contacting us. If however you choose to proceed you may be charged for a will and that will although it may be effective to express your wishes may be subject to challenge. Please contact Riba Business Lawyers on ph 07 54791488

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    What will happen if your partner dies?

    You have left {TRADperctoPartner}% of your estate to your partner. But if your partner dies you do not want that share left to your children. The {TRADperctoPartner}% share will therefore pass into the rest and residue of your estate if your partner dies. You will be asked later in this form to name the people who will receive the residue of your estate. We strongly suggest that you obtain legal advice before signing the will. You have an obligation to properly provision for your children. You may not be meeting that obligation. This could result in a claim against your estate.

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    We suggest of course that you update your will as soon as you have children so that you can mention those chidlren by name.
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    Most parents want their child to receive any gift under the will only after their child has reached an age at which the child can be responsible enough to manage assets.  The decision to choose any particular age must be made carefully and you should consider the following matters.  1.  The value of the estate to be given to the children. 2.  The personality and maturity of the children.  3.  The likely need that the child will have for these funds.  You should also be aware that regardless of the age which you stipulate, the executor will always use funds for the Maintenance, Education Benefit or Advancement in life of your child.  The stipulating of an age of receipt will only prevent your child from taking control of the money, it does not prevent your executor from spending the estate funds, in order to look after your child.
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    If you take this option then your beneficiaries will all receive the same.  You cannot set the value of the gift/percentage of your estate.
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    Please note that because you are leaving in equal shares to all beneficiaries you cannot treat each beneficiary differently.  If you leave to the children of a deceased beneficiary then you must leave to the children of each deceased beneficiary.  if you wish instead to pick whose children will receive the gift that would otherwise have passed to a deceased parent  then please go back and indicated that you do not want to leave in equal shares. This will allow you to treat each beneficiary differently.  If you have any questions please phone Riba Business Lawyers on  Ph 54791488.
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    Your Gifts Must Total 100%

    You are about to allocate a percentage share to each of your primary beneficiaries. Please ensure that total of the gifts to your beneficiaries is 100%. If you do not allocate a total of 100% of your estate between all primary beneficary then the remaining balance will pass to the beneficiaries that you nominate as your residuary beneficiaries. This is not the best way to arrange your will as it leaves in doubt whether this might have occurred an error. It is also worth mentioning a few other matters at this stage.

    1. If any of your primary beneficiaries die before you, you may choose to leave the share that the primary beneficiary would have received instead to the children of that primary beneficiary.
    2. Alternatively or in addition to this you may choose to leave the share of any primary beneficiary that may die with you or before you instead, to be divided equally between the other primary beneficiaries.
    3. As a third option may choose niether of the two options above and if you do not choose these options then the share will pass to the residuary beneficiaries that you will name later.

    If you are in doubt please contact Riba Business Lawyer on 54791488. We are happy to talk to you at any time.

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    If you have already told us that the share left to a beneficiary is to pass to their chidlren if they do not survive then the gift will pass to the children first if that beneficiary leaves children behind. The answer that you give here will not affect that condition.
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    If you have already told us that the share left to a beneficiary is to pass to their children if they do not survive then the gift will pass to the children first if that beneficiary leaves children behind.  The answer that you give here will not affect that condition.
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    If you have already told us that the share left to a beneficiary is to pass to their children if they do not survive then the gift will pass to the children first if that beneficiary leaves children behind.  The answer that you give here will not affect that condition.
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    If you have already told us that the share left to a beneficiary is to pass to their children if they do not survive then the gift will pass to the children first if that beneficiary leaves children behind.  The answer that you give here will not affect that condition.
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    If you have already told us that the share left to a beneficiary is to pass to their children if they do not survive then the gift will pass to the children first if that beneficiary leaves children behind.  The answer that you give here will not affect that condition.
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    If you have already told us that the share left to a beneficiary is to pass to their children if they do not survive then the gift will pass to the children first if that beneficiary leaves children behind.  The answer that you give here will not affect that condition.
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    If you select "NO" then the specific gifts will only apply only if your partner has died before you.  If you select "YES" then the specific gifts will pass to those beneficiaries pass as the first gifts in your will, even if your partner survives you and those gifts and those specific gifts will pass to your beneficiaries before anything is passed to your partner or anyone else.
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    If you wish to leave percentages of the rest and residue of your estate in DIFFERENT PERCENTAGE SHARES to each rest and residue beneficiary, then please select "NO"
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    The gift of the rest and residue of your estate is one of the most important gifts mentioned in your will. Although the name suggests that the residue is only that part left over, it can be the most valuable gift particularly if other beneficiaries die with you or before you.  The best way to think about this gift is to assume that every other gift in your will has failed. If this gift is the only gift that you are able to give then who would you leave it to?  The gift of rest and residue is sometimes given to be shared between people that you have mentioned in your will previously.  If you wish to leave to your residuary beneficiaries in unequal shares then you should choose the option "some other combination of nominated beneficiaries" as all other options provide for an equal share to go to each residuary beneficiary.  You should not leave the rest and residue to your children if you have already left the whole of your estate to your children in equal shares.  If you have any questions or concerns please call Riba Business Lawyers ph 54791488.
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    Go Back and make another choice

    You have left everything to your {$relationshiptype} and then to your children in equal shares. Unless your whole family pass together then your surviving children will receive the gift that you have left. You need to decide who you will leave to if your family all pass together. Please go back by clicking the "previous" button and make a selection. Your {$relationshiptype} and children are already provided for so please assuming that you cannot leave to them. Thank you.

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    You have already told us that you are leaving the whole of your estate to your children. Please go back and choose another option. You need to provide for the possibility that you die leaving no children behind.

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    Unequal gifts of rest and residue
    (Siblings of both you and your partner)

    It is common to leave the rest and residue of your estate to be divided equally between certain chosen residuary beneficiaries in this case the brothers and/or sisters of both you and your partner. By leaving in equal shares you can ensure that so long as one residuary beneficiary survives there can be no intestacy. If you wish to leave to the residuary beneficiaries in unequal shares then please click back to the previous question and select "some other combination of nominated beneficiaries" If you go back to that selection you can allocate different percentages of the rest and residue of your estate to each residuary beneficiary. This will not affect gifts which you have dealt with earlier in this process. If you proceed without going back to select "some other combination of nominated beneficiaries" then your gifts will be shared between the siblings equally. If you go forward from here then the gifts of rest and residue of your estate will be left in equal shares. If you have any concerns or questions please contact Riba Business Lawyers 54791488

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    If you have only one sibling (brother or sister) then please select "YES"
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    Unequal gifts of rest and residue

    (Brothers and Sisters)

    It is common to leave the rest and residue of your estate to be divided equally between certain chosen residuary beneficiaries in this case your Brothers and/or Sisters. By leaving in equal shares you can ensure that so long as one residuary beneficiary survives there can be no intestacy. If you wish to leave to your brothers and sisters in unequal shares then please click back to the previous question and select "some other combination of nominated beneficiaries". If you go back to that selection you can allocate different percentages of the rest and residue of your estate to each residuary beneficiary. This will not affect gifts which you have dealt with earlier in this process. If you go forward from here then gifts of rest and residue to your Brothers and Sisters will be left in equal shares. If you have any concerns or questions please contact Riba Business Lawyers 54791488

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    Name brother or sister here
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    Name brother or sister here
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    A sibling is a brother or sister of yours. If you have only one sibling then regardless or your answer below your gift of the rest and residue to that sibling will pass to your sibling's own children. If you want something different from this then you will need the assistance of a lawyer to draft that change. Please phone Riba Business Lawyers before your submit that form.
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    If your partner has only one sibling (brother or sister) then please select "YES"
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    Unequal gifts of rest and residue
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    It is common to leave the rest and residue of your estate to be divided equally between certain chosen residuary beneficiaries in this case your Partners brothers and/or sisters. By leaving in equal shares you can ensure that so long as one residuary beneficiary survives there can be no intestacy. If you wish to leave to the residuary beneficiaries in unequal shares then please click back to the previous question and select "some other combination of nominated beneficiaries" If you go back to that selection then you can allocate different percentages of the rest and residue of your estate to each residuary beneficiary. This will not affect gifts which you have dealt with earlier in this process. If you go forward from here then the gifts of rest and residue of your estate will be left in equal shares. If you have any concerns or questions please contact Riba Business Lawyers 54791488

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    Name your partners brothers and sisters here
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    Name your partners brothers and sisters here
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    Name your partners brothers and sisters here
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    Name your partners brothers and sisters here
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    A sibling is a brother or sister
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    A sibling is a brother or sister.
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    If you have only one surviving parent please answer "yes" to this question.
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    Unequal gifts of rest and residue
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    It is common to leave the rest and residue of your estate to be divided equally between certain chosen residuary beneficiaries. By leaving in equal shares you can ensure that so long as one residuary beneficiary survives there can be no intestacy so long as one residuary beneficiary survives you. In cases where the will maker has a desire to leave a greater share to one or more of the named beneficiaries, this is not however possible. If you wish to leave to the residuary beneficiaries in unequal shares then please click back to the previous question and select "some other combination of nominated beneficiaries". If you go back to that selection you can then allocate different percentages of the rest and residue of your estate to each residuary beneficiary. This will not affect gifts which you have dealt with earlier in this process. If you go forward from here then the gifts of rest and residue of your estate will be left in equal shares. If you have any concerns or questions please contact Riba Business Lawyers 54791488

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    What happens if a residuary beneficiary dies with you or before you?

    You will have the opportunity in the next series of slides to choose whether the share that you leave to each residuary beneficiary should pass to that residuary beneficiaries' children. This could happen if the residuary beneficiary dies with you or before you. There is not however an option to leave that share to anyone other than to those children or the remaining reserve beneficiaries. If you wish to leave the share to some other person then you must speak to a lawyer before making your will. If a residuary beneficiary has no children or you specifically instruct us that the residuary beneficiaries share is not to pass to the children of the residuary beneficiary then the share will instead pass to the surviving residuary beneficiaries in equal shares. To be clear the share of the residuary beneficiary will be shared between all of the other residuary beneficiaries equally, regardless of the percentage of the residuary estate that you originally left to any residuary beneficiary. If this is not what you require then you must seek legal advice before making your will. Phone Riba Business Lawyers (07) 54791488

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    Equal or Unequal?

    We have noticed that you indicated earlier that you wanted to leave to your residuary beneficiaries in equal shares. If this remains true then please go back to the last question and answer "YES". If instead you want to leave to your residuary beneficiaries in unequal shares then please proceed to the next question. If you proceed you will be asked to nominate a percentage to be left to each Residuary Beneficiary.

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    Equal or Unequal?

    We have noticed that you indicated earlier that you wanted to leave to your residuary beneficiaries in unequal shares. If this remains true then please go back to the last question and answer "NO". If you answer "NO" to the last answer you can:

    1. choose the percentage that you want to leave to each residuary beneficiary

    2. decide individually for each residuary beneficiary if you wish their share to pass to their children if they do not survive you

    Please note that if any residuary beneficiary dies with you or before you then their share will automatically pass to the surviving residuary beneficiaries in equal shares.

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    The selection that you are making here is for all the residuary beneficiaries as a group.  This is because you have chosen to leave to the residuary beneficiaries in equal shares as a group.  If you need to treat the children of each residuary beneficiaries differently then you may choose to leave to the residuary beneficiaries in unequal shares.  If you choose this option you are able to select the residuary beneficiaries the receive a gift that may flow on their children.  If you have any questions please contact Riba Business Lawyers (07) 54791488
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    In the next question we will explain residuary beneficiaries and ask you to make a selection. You have already appointed your children to be the Primary Beneficiaries of your estate. You should choose someone other than your children or grandchildren to be the Residuary Beneficiaries. This is because unless all of your children all die before you the survivors amoung your children (and/or your grandchildren if that is what you have allowed for) will always inherit your estate. The residuary beneficiaries are named so that if you have no children who surivive you the gift will pass to alternative beneficiaries.

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    The rest and residue of your estate is what is left over after any other gifts to beneficiaries have been given.  We always provide for a gift of "rest and residue" as a "fall back" to ensure that if one or more of your primary beneficiaries cannot take a gift, that there is someone else available to take that gift. If we did not do this then there could be a partial intestacy.  This would mean that part of your estate has no beneficiary to go to.  If a gift to a primary beneficiary fails the value of the rest and residue of your estate may increase. If you have asked us to do so, we have already made sure that your estate is divided between your surviving children before it anything is available to residuary beneficiaries.  If you have told us to do this then there is no reason to appoint children again as residuary beneficiaries.  Other than this exception you may name anyone as a residuary beneficiary including people already named as primary beneficiaries as they will only receive a further share if another primary beneficiary dies with you or before you. If you do not wish to leave the rest and residue to be divided between all brothers and sisters or all children then please choose "other nominated beneficiaries"
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    You told us that you don't have children!

    You told us earlier that you have no children. If this was a mistake then you will have to start this form again and provide the details of your children. If you do not have children it is not appropriate to leave the rest and residue to future children. In the future if you have children it will be necessary to change your will to ensure that you have made adequate provision for those children. If you do not have any children please go back and select an appropriate residuary beneficiary from the other options. Thank you.

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    Sibling means your bother or sister
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    Sibling means your bother or sister
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    Sibling means your bother or sister
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    Please ensure that the total of your residuary beneficiary gifts is 100%

    Your residuary beneficiaries are the beneficiaries that will receive a gift if any of the gifts already mentioned failed. This might happen if for example a beneficiary has died with you or before you. It is essential that the total of your gifts to all Residuary Beneficiaries totals 100%. Please check carefully to see that the maths adds up! You do not need to leave to your residuary beneficiaries in equal shares. If however a gift to a residuary beneficiary fails for any reason and you have indicated that the gift must not pass to the children of that residuary beneficiary then the gift will be automatically divided equally between the surviving residuary beneficiaries. If you do not want this to happen then please contact Riba Business Lawyers on 54791488 so that amendments can be made to your will. You may incur additional costs if it is necessary to amend your will, but we will let you know what the additional cost is before any cost is incurred.

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    You are leaving in equal shares to residuary beneficiaries. You cannot in this section choose to leave to the children of one residuary beneficiary without leaving to the children of all residuary beneficiaries.  If you want to make different choices for each beneficiary then go back and choose "unequal shares" you can choose whatever percentage share you wish and you may then treat each beneficiary and their children differently. 
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    Any direction that you give in your will for your executor, relating to super may not be legally enforceable however it is a matter that is likely to be taken into account by the trustee of your superannuation fund.  The trust deed of your superannuation fund and the trustee of that fund will determine what happens to your super.  If you have any questions please call Riba Business Lawyers on (07) 54791488
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    If you do not take up this offer and your partner later decides to make a will then it will be necessary to complete the whole of this form again in order to produce a will for your partner.
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    What is a Mirror Will?

    A couple may make wills that attempt to mirror each others intentions. A mirror will attempts to create the same outcome for beneficiaries regardless of whether you and your {relationshiptype} die together or die separately. A mirror will does not however prevent the either you or your {relaionshiptype} from changing a will after the first one of you die. In order for your partner to make a mirror will your {relationshiptype} will need to understand that their mirror will provides for:

    1. you to be the executor (without any joint executors)
    2. the appointment of the same alternative executors to take your place if you die first
    3. the same specific gifts that you have left in your will (it does not matter if your partner does not own that gift.
    4. the whole of the estate to be left to you
    5. the whole estate to pass to your children if you die before your {relationshiptype}
    6. any gifts to your children to be given in the same shares as you have left.

    Please discuss this with your {relationshiptype} and then move on to the next section.

    If you need help to decide please call (07) 54791488

    There is only one question to go!

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    You have now provided all necessary instructions and we can email the draft will to you. If a mirror will is wanted please click yes and a we will email the second will at no extra cost.
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    When you die your Will controls what happens. If you do not die but, you lose capacity then the public trustee will control your affairs unless you appoint a loved one to have your Power of Attorney. The executor of your will has no power if you lose capacity.
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    We will provide you with further information at the end of this process.
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    Credit Card Payment Via Paypal Website

    Shortly you will be asked to make a payment for your will. You will be taken through to the Paypal website. It is not necessary to have a paypal account. If you wish to pay by credit card please select the button that says "credit card". Thank you.

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