The will is a legal document or a declaration by a person to transfer his personal property that includes all the wealth and belongings, to a person who is effective as a testament at death of the testator.
The will and testament can be written to give all the property rights to a single person or can be distributed among more then one family person or to someone even not belongs to the family.
The will is limited to the disposition of the real property only at death of the person.
The will is revocable by the testator himself any time if he is not satisfied by the person or he wants to remake his will and testament for the same property in the favor of another person and it is called as a final document until a new document is not created before his death.
The making of Will is an independent decision to be taken by the property holder on the basis of his inner instincts generally done at the final decades of his life when he feels the requirement of his next heirs and beneficiaries either he may be his own close relative or a specific third party.
Sometime this type of step needs a special set of testament form if you do not wish to appoint any costly attorney.
Before going for writing a Will you should have an idea about who will get & what and how you want your property to be handled.
You can write your Will on your own for that you need a template form - the last will and testament form which is available with most of the attorneys on the net.
You need to mention about the channel document how you have gained your property.
The language of the content of the testament should be in simple words so that anybody could understand what you want to say and what would be your wish after your death.
If there is any kind of ambiguity in the language written in the will that could not reveal its real meaning then at the time of its execution after your death may cause trouble to the beneficiary to understand or to execute the document successfully in his favor.
The document must be signed in the presence of two confident people as your witness, and it must be further notarized after witnessed.
If you died without a will then your property will be equally distributed between your legal beneficiaries according to the laws or may cause serious conflicts among your family that may lead to wars in court, otherwise the whole property would be distributed according to the instruction mentioned in the your last will and template as per your wish.