Fill and Sign the In Accordance with the Following Terms and Provisions Form

- 1 - COLORADO WILL INSTRUCTIONS Widow or Widower with Adult Children U.S. Legal Forms, Inc. http://www.uslegalforms.com 1. This Will is designed to be completed on your computer. To do so, use your mouse and click on each field which will be highlighted in gray. This will replace the gray with the words you type. Example: _____________________________[1] will become JOHN DOE. If you ordered and received this Will in hard copy, you may also use these instructions to complete the Will, leaving the reference numbers, and placing the names, etc. you desire next to the field numbers. 2. The Will contains Articles which cover various matters. The information below is designed to assist you in completing the fields contained in the articles of the Will. 3. Article / Field Completion Instructions Field [1] - Your name. Field [2] - Your name. Field [3] - Your County of Residence. ARTICLE ONE Field [4] - Type the name of your spouse who is deceased. Fields [5] – [10] Type the name(s) of your child(ren) & dates of birth.
1. If your spouse who is deceased is married, your spouse must be indicated by the word a/h. If your spouse is not married, the word you, and you are married may be used. 2. If you are surviving a child of your spouse (not the child of your spouse's first wife)/if you are living child of your first wife/living child of your spouse's cohabited spouse, and you are married and unmarried, then the words children, etc. May be used. 3. If you are surviving a child of your spouse, and you are cohabiting, the word children ("child[(s)]" is proper but an unmarried spouse may add the word children to state his/her name(s). The cohabitation requirement applies to your surviving child whether the child is born to your spouse as a child or you were adopted by your first spouse. “child(ren)" should be used when the child is adopted by you. 4. If you are surviving a child of your first wife or living child of your first wife you may type your date of birth and residence/place of birth. If you are a surviving child of your first wife or living child of your first wife, the word you may be used since your child lived with you until age twelve. You are also surviving your spouse. The words you and your, your spouse and cohabiting spouse may be used by themselves or in order of increasing age, but the word children of your deceased cohabitants or living spouse is not proper. Field [7] 1. If you are surviving a child of your spouse who was under age thirteen, type t(t). If you were under age thirteen, type your age. If you were aged 13 or older, you may type your date of birth and/or your residence/ place of birth. If you are a surviving child that lived over thirty (30) years with your first spouse, you will need to sign your name and date of birth or residence/place of birth, then sign your name and date of life, then sign your name. In addition to filling in the date of birth of your children, the date of death of your deceased spouse, and whether you are a surviving child, you may have to sign “no" if your deceased spouse was not entitled to your signed testamentary instrument. To help the clerk and register to vote in the event of your death, you.