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H2O Man

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Sat Dec-17-05 10:14 AM
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9. You are correct.

One can find good "forms" for wills on the internet. Have two witnesses, and also have a public notary stamp it.

Your point about getting an attorney for anything potentially complicated is very important. A common sense rule to hold to is to think: will anyone be upset, and consider contesting he will? Families can be especially hostile units when someone with resources dies.

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