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A plain-English sample Pennsylvania will for a divorced parent with one child, showing how to name a sole heir, appoint an executor and guardian, and satisfy the 20 Pa.C.S. 2502 rule that the will be signed at the end. Written for uspa readers as an illustration of a finished, handwritten will.
View exampleA sample Pennsylvania will for a married testator with minor children, illustrating the surviving spouse elective share of one third under 20 Pa.C.S. 2203, a guardian appointment, and the end-signature requirement of 20 Pa.C.S. 2502. Plain-English illustration for uspa readers of a completed handwritten will.
View exampleA sample Pennsylvania will for a widower with several adult children, featuring a specific legacy, a gift to a named Pennsylvania charity, equal residuary shares, and the end-signature rule of 20 Pa.C.S. 2502. A plain-English illustration for uspa readers of a finished handwritten will.
View exampleMany people are unsure what a will should look like. The examples above show you concretely how a personalized draft will is created based on your individual details.
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You'll find more background information in our guide articles: Will templates and samples, How to write a will: a step-by-step guide or Mutual spousal will.
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