QUOTE(VanillaScoop @ Mar 23 2017, 10:14 PM)
Hi, thank you for doing this. My father is trying to help his sister (my aunt) to make a will for her 3 children (1 son and 2 daughters). She and her husband share a house equally and also another shop-lot property in equal proportions. They want to bequeath the house entirely to the son and the other property split equally between the three.
I'm trying to help my dad to write 2 separate wills, one for my aunt and her husband. Since they only own 50% share of each property, must I state in their individual wills that they only have 50% of each property, and want to bequeath that 50% to their 3 children to the proportions I have stated above?
Also, if I add a Residuary clause in their will, can I put their 3 children as beneficiaries in equal proportions under this clause?
In my opinion, since both of your aunt and uncle intended to bequeath the house entirely to the son, you don’t need to state in their individual wills that each of them only have 50%. You just need to state “All of my shares in the <house> “ in each of the individual will to the son. I'm trying to help my dad to write 2 separate wills, one for my aunt and her husband. Since they only own 50% share of each property, must I state in their individual wills that they only have 50% of each property, and want to bequeath that 50% to their 3 children to the proportions I have stated above?
Also, if I add a Residuary clause in their will, can I put their 3 children as beneficiaries in equal proportions under this clause?
As for the residuary clause , you could put the 3 children names and their intended portions.
Mar 24 2017, 11:27 AM

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