Single Male With No Minor Children

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Single Male With No Minor Children

	Personal Information:
1	Name:
(How you like to sign your name, e.g. John J. Doe)
2	Full Name:
(Full name, including "Jr., "II", maiden & former names)
3	Address:
4	State:
5	Zip:
6	State of Residence:
7	# of Children:

Distribution of your estate: When making a simple will, the vast majority of single parents desire to leave everything to their children and name guardians. In the simple will provided here, you will be permitted to leave your estate to your children equally. If a child should predecease you, that child's share goes to his or her descendants. If a catastrophe occurs and you have no descendants, then the estate is distributed to your living relatives according to state law. If this is the way you would like the distribution set out, then please proceed. Remember, this simple will is intended to cover most general situations. If the variations produced by this site are not sufficient for your needs (especially if you have complicated estate planning needs), you should seek legal counsel.

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