Have you made your Will? Should you die without making a Will, 'intestate', your property will be distributed according to law and not necessarily as you would have wished. By making a Will, you can decide for yourself who is to inherit your estate.

This software provides background on the law of intestacy and draws the user's attention to all the important considerations and procedures in Will-making. An online guide provides guidance on preparing your own Will without going to a solicitor and ready-drafted template Will Forms for filling out and printing off are included. The software features user-friendly menus and all the advantages of pdf and Word technologies.

Approved by Leolin Price CBE QC and Richard Dew of Ten Old Square, Lincoln's Inn, under English law, by John Thompson QC under the law of Northern Ireland and by Neill, Clerk & Murray, solicitors, under Scottish law.

Valid in England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland.

Software box contains 1 CD-ROM and 1 User Guide.

System Requirements:

• IBM Compatible PC
• 16 x CD drive or better
• Pentium processor or equivalent
• SVGA graphics card
• Windows 98, 98 SE, ME, NT4 (Service Pack 5), 2000, or XP
• 64 MB RAM
• Microsoft Word 95 or higher (not included)
• Acrobat Reader 4.0 (included)

User Guide index:

1. Why a Will is important
2. What is intestacy?
3. Who should make a Will?
4. For how long is a Will valid?
5. When is it necessary to prepare a new Will?
6. Preparing to make your Will 
7. Appointing an executor
8. Naming a guardian for your children
9. Gifts to minor children
10. Specific gifts and legacies
11. The residuary gift
12. Substitutional gifts after gifts to children
13. Disposal of property during your lifetime
14. Property that does not pass under your Will
15. Tax considerations in estate planning
16. Witnesses to your Will
17. Signing your Will
18. How to revise your Will
19. Safekeeping of your Will

Will Forms included for England, Wales,Scotland and Northern Ireland:

• Residue direct to children
• Residue to adult
• Residue to adult, but if he/she dies, to children

Additional documents included:

• Form of letter to executor
• Important persons to notify
• Funeral wishes
• Location of important documents
• Property inventory