As you embark on the process of creating your Will, the first step involves considering how much of your estate will be allocated to those who depend on you. Given your dependents, you can start creating a simple Will on this page by designating everything to your immediate next of kin. Alternatively, you might choose to leave the bulk of your estate to your dependents while making specific "bequests" - designations of particular items, property, or assets to specific individuals or organizations.

Another option is to identify specific items you wish to bequeath to particular individuals and then outline how the remaining estate should be distributed, perhaps to a different person or organization.

Whatever you decide, you'll have the opportunity to provide detailed descriptions of how your property will be distributed on the following pages. Take the time to consider your preferences and, if needed, seek guidance from professionals to ensure your wishes are accurately reflected in your Will. Proceed to the next steps to further refine the details of your estate distribution.

Please provide your full legal name, including your middle name(s). Ensure that the name you provide is your current valid legal name, which will be registered on such legal documents as a birth certificate, passport, marriage and or divorce decree, and or your driver's license. If you have been known under different names please provide those name(s) following your current legal name entry, in parentheses ( ).

This information will help to construct the following introduction statement on your Last Will and Testament, typically phrased as: "I, Ben Jones, residing in the city of Denver, Colorado, do declare this as my last Will."

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The best way to determine your primary legal residence, if you reside in multiple jurisdictions, is indicating on this form, the residence where you maintain voter registration and voting privileges, where you maintain a driver’s license, where you file and pay state income taxes, and where you have your vehicle registered. If you relocate after finalizing your Will, it is important to amend your Will with current residence information.