A Last Will and Testament is a legally binding document that stipulates how a person's assets, including real estate, personal property, and investments, are distributed after the person dies. This document is commonly referred to as a Last Will or Will. After the form is created and signed, in front of two witnesses, the will should be shared with all beneficiaries. It is not required for wills to be filed with the state but certain counties allow this to be done.
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A Massachusetts last will and testament is a legal document that explains to others what you'd like done with your personal property when you die. More importantly, if you have children, a Massachusetts last will and testament is the document that you use to name the person (or persons) that you want to take care of your child(ren). Without it, the Massachusetts probate court would decide what happens to your belongings and who takes care of your children. In Massachusetts, a last will and testament must be in writing. It also must be signed by two witnesses who will not receive anything when you die.
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