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Simple Will Kit for a Married Person With Children
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Free instructions and a Supreme Court of Texas-approved simple will form for a married person who has children.
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How to get help
Review the form's family-profile limits, list the spouse and all children as directed, complete the property, executor, custodian, and guardian sections, cross out unused blanks, and sign only during a ceremony with two qualified witnesses and a notary present. Keep the stapled original safely and inform the executor.
Who this service helps
Use is limited to a person who is currently married and has children. The separate no-children or unmarried will form must be used when those facts apply, and individualized advice may be needed for blended families, special-needs beneficiaries, or complex estates.
Where this service is available
Service area: People handling eligible Texas legal matters, including residents and court users in Central Texas.
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Cost / fees
The guide and will form are free. Notary, copying, safekeeping, legal review, and later probate or estate-administration costs may apply.
About this service
The kit covers the spouse and children, property and gifts, an independent executor, a custodian for beneficiaries under 21, suggested guardians for minor or incapacitated children, survivorship, execution, and self-proof.
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