Fill and Sign the Widow or Widower with Minor and Adult Children Form

- 1 - NORTH CAROLINA WILL INSTRUCTIONS Widow or Widower with Minor and 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. 01703 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 complete 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 deceased spouse. Fields [5-12] Type the name(s) and birth date(s) of your children. ARTICLE THREE This article is for you to specify specific property to go to a specific person. If you do not leave any, type none and delete the fields.
Field [13) - select your beneficiary. Articles 4 to 8 for your son if you did not specify one for him. If you selected an adult child, enter his name and birthdate. It can take some effort to figure out the value of any specific property for your son. It may also help to use a calculator to calculate your estate. The amount is a dollar amount. The dollar amount is the amount you will receive if your son does not die of an illness or injury before he reaches your age of majority. If you are not living, you need a death certificate for the person who passed away first. The death certificate should also indicate how much time passed before you are eligible for a share of the estate. The time limit is between three weeks to six months. You should have your son's or daughter's birth certificate available. If you are the executor of the deceased person, or have had custody, you will probably need more detailed instructions. Please contact the local courthouse. You may use these instructions as a guideline to find a specific amount. [note - it's extremely difficult to say for certain how much an asset is worth to a person. For information more specific to your situation, you may want to seek the assistance of an estate planner or professional attorney.] the specific asset that will be paid into your estate upon the death of your son, step-daughter, or grandchild may vary greatly in value. The actual value of your estate, especially for a first estate, will depend on many factors, including whether the decedent suffered from a mental illness at the time of his or her death. The value of assets is determined by the market value. For example, a small apartment house in a city of 10,000 is worth more to a person in a high-cost of living area than one in a relatively wealthy area. Even though you live in an area where most of the residents will be under 65, for tax purposes you may be classified as a high-cost of living resident. This may also explain why the county in which you purchased the house may have a higher than market value for an item like an apartment. [1:] in addition to a specific will, you can also prepare an abstract with only the names of your family members. [2:] a will is not required in North Carolina if you are an unmarried surviving spouse. If you are married and you're surviving spouse is older than 65 years of age, you could select “will of deceased spouse". For