Online Pour Over Will for Single Person With or Without Children Step 1 of 6 - Beginning Information 16% Beginning Information This pour over will form is for a single, divorced, or widowed person, with or without children. This type of form is used with a revocable living trust (RLT). With an RLT, you still need a will, to appoint an executor, to appoint a guardian for any minor children, and to pour over to your RLT any assets that were not previously transferred into the RLT during your lifetime. For example, you may forget to transfer some assets, or you may acquire additional assets after signing your RLT. If you already have an old will, it is strongly recommended that you destroy all copies of it and execute the new pour-over will included. The failure to do so may result in later confusion, inconsistency, and less funding of your trust than may otherwise have occurred. Before starting this form, make sure you already have your living trust completed. You can do this by Clicking Here What is your full name, including middle name?* What is the name of the city you live in?* What is the name of the state you live in?AlabamaAlaskaArizonaArkansasCaliforniaColoradoConnecticutDelawareDistrict of ColumbiaFloridaGeorgiaHawaiiIdahoIllinoisIndianaIowaKansasKentuckyLouisianaMaineMarylandMassachusettsMichiganMinnesotaMississippiMissouriMontanaNebraskaNevadaNew HampshireNew JerseyNew MexicoNew YorkNorth CarolinaNorth DakotaOhioOklahomaOregonPennsylvaniaRhode IslandSouth CarolinaSouth DakotaTennesseeTexasUtahVermontVirginiaWashingtonWest VirginiaWisconsinWyoming Family Information I have no spouse. I have the following children, biological or adopted, and all references to a “child” or “children” in this Will refer to one or all of these children, as context may require (or write “None”): 1a. Name 1b. Date of Birth 1c. Social Security Number: Note: You can also fill in the SS# after the form is printed1d. City/State of Residence: 2a. Name: 2b. Date of Birth 2c. Social Security Number: Note: You can also fill in the SS# after the form is printed2d. City/State of Residence: 3a. Name: 3b. Date of Birth 3c. Social Security Number: Note: You can also fill in the SS# after the form is printed3d. City/State of Residence: 4a. Name: 4b. Date of Birth 4c. Social Security Number: Note: You can also fill in the SS# after the form is printed4d. City/State of Residence: 5a. Name: 5b. Date of Birth 5c. Social Security Number: Note: You can also fill in the SS# after the form is printed5d. City/State of Residence: Appointment of Executor Here you will appoint the executor of your will, and select a person to serve as alternate executor. The executor can be a beneficiary. The executor is the person who will manage the distribution of your estate, which, with an RLT, will primarily entail making sure that any real and personal property that was not already in the RLT is transferred to the RLT at your death, where it will be disposed of. No property should pass to beneficiaries directly from the will. In most instances, you will select the same person as executor that you selected as successor trustee of your RLT, above.Primary executor of my will (full name) If primary executor is unable or unwilling to serve as executor, then I appoint Alternate executor of my will (full name) Guardianship of Minor Children Here you will appoint a guardian, who will act as a substitute parent, for any of your children who are minors when you die. If you have an ex-spouse from who are divorced, you may wish to name him or her as first choice for guardian, and even if you don’t, your ex-spouse may still be entitled to custody. If all children are adults, you may write “N/A” or “None” in the blanks. If you fail to appoint a guardian for your minor children, a court will determine who will become their guardian. It is a good idea to check with those you intend to appoint to ensure that they are willing to become the guardian of your minor children.In the event I die before a child of mine reaches the age of eighteen, I appoint (name guardian, or, if no children, write, “N/A”) Full Name Street Address City State If primary named guardian is unable or unwilling to serve, then I appoint alternate guardian. Full Name Street Address City State Pour Over to Revocable Living Trust Here you will refer to the name of your RLT and the date on which it was created (signed).Email* All of my probate estate, including without limitation all personal and real property, and any property over which I may have a power of appointment I give to the trustee of The (trust name) Date trust was created Δ
