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Welcome to PDFRun! In this video,   we will guide you on how to make and  fill out a Last Will and Testament. A Last Will and Testament, commonly referred  to as, “Last will” or simply "Will",   is a legal document that determines what will  happen to your properties (whether real estate   or personal possessions of any kind) as well as  guardianship of your children (if you have any.),   after you pass away. The document outlines your   assets and belongings as well as how they  will be distributed to your beneficiaries.   Additionally, you may also describe in  detail your final wishes to your loved ones. To make your Last Will and Testament  legal, you, the “Testator”, need to   sign the document with your witnesses and have  it notarized according to your state’s laws. If you die without a Last Will and Testament, the  state of your residence would be the one to define   as to whom your properties would go to; and, if  applicable, even guardianship of your children. Writing your Last Will and Testament does not  have to be difficult. Using PDF Run’s Last Will   and Testament template, you can create one in  minutes. Before proceeding, as a legal rule,   review your state’s laws on the creation of a  Last Will and Testament to avoid any legal issues. Start To begin filling out this document,   click on the Fill Online button. This will  redirect you to PDF Run’s online editor. Section I First,   provide your name and address  in their respective areas. Section II If applicable,   provide the name of your spouse and your children. Section III Next, provide the name and address of your   appointed Executor or Personal Representative.  This individual will have the authority to   execute all your wishes concerning the legal  and financial matters of your properties. The Executor or Personal Representative  should be at least 18 years old and   have not been convicted of a felony. You  can also nominate another person in the   event that the aforementioned individual  fails to fulfill the duties delegated. In this part, you may list discretionary  powers that will be granted,   in addition to legal powers granted to an  Executor / Personal Representative by your state. Section IV This section   determines how your debts, funeral expenses,  and taxes will be paid after your death. Section V Provide the names and   addresses of your beneficiaries and the properties  that you will leave them with after you pass away. As a tip, before writing your will, you  need to identify your assets first. Create   an itemized list of all your valuable assets,  either personal possessions or real estate. Section VI  This section determines what happens to  the shares given to a beneficiary on the   occasion of contention or attacks  on your Last Will and Testament. Section VII Provide your state of residence. Section VIII Provide your name and   the date when you completed your Last Will and  Testament. Sign the document to make it valid. The witnesses should also validate your Last ...