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 ZA-WLwi19
 Important documents and personal information checklist
Essential document to fill out and leave with your will. May save RRRs in investigation and legal fees if you should die unexpectedly   More Info
 ZA-WLwi18
 Standard will: house to spouse for life, residue to children
Gifts to anyone, as required. House and sum of money to spouse for life; after his or her death, to children and other relatives. Spouse may have capital too, if needed. Rest of estate to children now. Suitable for:anyone;person whose spouse needs house but may have few other assets to maintain himself / herself. Person with children   More Info
 ZA-WLwi17
 Standard will: half to spouse, half and gift over to children
"Gifts to anyone, as required. Half residue to spouse for life, income only; after his / her death then to children. Specific provision for spouse to occupy house as part of his / her half. Trust provisiors to maintain capital value (for benefit of remaindermen). Provision for termination of life interest in house if tenant for life co-habits with someone. (That is: lives together). Other half of estate to children immediately. Various provisiors to make sure the Trustees keep the capital value of the Trust Fund intact for the remaindermen - so less freedom to spend capital money on the tenant for life.Suitable for: person married to, or living with someone other than parent of his / her children   More Info
 ZA-WLwi16
 Standard will: gift to children of IHT nrb
Comprehensive terms and conditions, or rules for an environmental group to promote and encourage the improvement and protection of the environment. The group could be formed to promote environmental protection in general, or for a specific purpose, for example, to improve the quality of the air, to, monitor and report on local industrial processes and chemical and oil spills, to reduce noise pollution, to promote water consumption awareness and other similar things   More Info
 ZA-WLwi15
 Will and Last Testament with discretionary trust and IHT nrb
This will provides for a "Nil rate band" gift into discretionary trust for any of your listed potential beneficiaries. Of course you will have left a"side letter" setting out your precise preference as to the distribution of the funds in the trust. Suitable for: anyone   More Info
 ZA-WLwi14
 Standard will: all to one person
Will: very simple will: all to one person; if beneficiary dies first, executor chooses charity   More Info
 ZA-WLwi13
 Standard will: All to spouse
Gifts to anyone, as required. May be used as "mirror" wills. Everything given to the other of them. If the other dies first, or they die together, then estate divided into 2 parts (or any number of parts, or not divided at all) and given to brothers and sisters or others. Trust provisiors. Suitable for:married couple, no children, any circumstances.   More Info
 ZA-WLwi12
 Standard will: all to spouse for life, gift over to children
Gifts to anyone, as required. All to spouse for life, inc power to spend capital. Gift over to children absolutely. Wide trust powers.Suitable for: person with wealthy children who do not need large amount of cash on your death and for whom the "gift over" on death of tenant for life is not important   More Info
 ZA-WLwi11
 Discretionary trust will: Creates IHT nrb, residue to spouse
This will provides for a "Nil rate band" gift into discretionary trust for any of your listed potential beneficiaries. Suitable for: anyone;parents of any age, to cover unexpected accident   More Info
 ZA-WLwi10
 Standard will: all to one person, or another person if necessary
Simple will - all to one person, probably spouse or life partner. If he or she dies first, then to others. Suitable for: married or single person, may have relatives   More Info
 ZA-WLwi09
 Standard will: all to spouse for life, residue to others
You stay in control of who to give to. Whole of estate to spouse or partner for life. After death, split between other relatives and charities. Spouse can have capital too, if needed. Suitable for: person with or without children who may or may not have re-married, but wants spouse to have life interest only   More Info
 ZA-WLwi08
 Standard will: all to spouse, gift over to guardians and children
Gifts to anyone, as required. All to spouse absolutely. If he / she does not survive then child guardiars appointed. Trusts - half of residue for children.Other half of residue to guardiars.They receive income as it arises and may receive capital subject to a good "report" by children when they are of age.Trust provisiors allow for minor childrenSuitable for: young parents, particularly to cover unexpected accident   More Info
 ZA-WLwi07
 Discretionary trust will: IHTnrb, resid to spouse for life
This will combines several simple features to avoid all liability to IHT. Suitable for: anyonemiddle aged or older parents No settlement for IHT purposes, so children can permit widow/er to live in house if that is part of property given, without tax corsequences   More Info
 ZA-WLwi06
 Standard will: split between children
Will: single person with children: split between children, specific gifts, residue to children, trust provisions suitable for under 18 beneficiaries in any relationship category   More Info
 ZA-WLwi05
 Will and Last Testament: to niece & nephew after legacies & bequests
You stay in control of who to give to. Main estate to nieces, nephews or others. Trust provisiors for children. Suitable for: anyone; single person, no spouse, no children   More Info
 ZA-WLwi04
 Will and Last Testament with discretionary trust: all to spouse first
This will can be used as a "Two year discretionary trust" will for the purposes of IHT. Suitable for: young parents to cover unexpected accident;Older parents;Anyone in a position to use the two year flexibility   More Info
 ZA-WLwi01
 Advance Health Directive
Specify and describe the ways you want to be medically treated should you lose the capacity to speak for yourself   More Info
 ZA-WLwi02
 Letter to executor
Letter to proposed executor of your will, asking whether he will accept the office on your death. Provides additional basic information he might require now   More Info
 ZA-WLwi03
 Standard will: 60% to partner, 40% to children
Gifts to anyone, as required. 60% of residue to wife /husband / life partner, for his / her life; 40% to children immediately. Suitable for: person living with someone other than parent of his / her children   More Info
 
 
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