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Last Will Checkup

Test your knowledge of laws relating to Last Wills. This test includes common issues presented in making a Will, as well as other matters that are often present. If you get all questions correct, you know a lot of what you should know when making a Will. Quiz: 101 Wills & Estates

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A typed Will does not have to be witnessed. You only need to sign your name?*
- True
- False
The Executor or Personal Representaive of your Will is appointed by the Court upon probate, rather than being appointed in the Will?*
- True
- False
An Executor or Personal Representative only has the powers that the Court gives to the Executor or Personal Representative?*
- True
- False
You cannot leave proceeds of insurance policies to heirs in your Will. Only the insurance policy can specify who receives the proceeds upon your death?*
- True
- False
The person making a Will is called a "Testator" or "Testatrix"?*
- True
- False
When you make a Will you must sign in the presence of the Witnesses who will Witness the Will?*
- True
- False
Only one Witness is required for a Will to be valid?*
- True
- False

You cannot specify powers of the personal representative you name in your Will?*
- True
- False
If you have Children you must leave your property to them equally?*
- True
- False
You cannot leave a child totally out of your Will so that they receive no part of your estate?*
- True
- False
If you own real estate with another person as joint tenants with rights of survivorship, you cannot leave your share of the property to another person you name in your Will?*
- True
- False
You may not state in the Will where you desire to be buried?*
- True
- False
A handwritten Will is not valid, even if you meet all of the so called requirements for handwritten Wills?*
- True
- False
You cannot prepare a Will without a lawyers assistance?*
- True
- False
When making a Will you must make two originals and file one with the Court?*
- True
- False
You may establish a trust for your minor children in your Will?*
- True
- False
You may not appoint a guardian of your minor children in your Will?*
- True
- False
- Third Choice

Over 70% of people die without a Will in place?*
- True
- False
The person you appoint to have physical custody of your minor children in you Will is called a ______?*
- Attorney in Fact
- Conservator
- Guardian
If you do not make a Will, state law controls who receives your property?*
- True
- False
To be safe and make sure your Will is valid, your Will should not be witnessed by your Children, spouse or other relative?*
- True
- False
- Third Choice
If you do not have a Will, the Court will decide who administers your estate and who will be the guardian of your Children if you have no spouse or living parent of the Children?*
- True
- False
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