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Drafting
a will is one of the most important legal steps in estate planning. A clear and
legally valid will ensures your assets are distributed as per your wishes,
avoiding future disputes.
Here’s
a simple guide on how to draft a will in India:
Step 1: Start with a
Declaration
Mention your full name, age, address, and that you are of sound mind and
writing this will voluntarily.
Step 2: List All Assets
Include immovable and movable properties, bank accounts, investments, etc.
Step 3: Identify Beneficiaries
Mention who receives what, and include percentages if dividing among multiple
people.
Step 4: Appoint an Executor
This person ensures your wishes are carried out. It can be a trusted family
member, friend, or a lawyer.
Step 5: Sign with Witnesses
A will must be signed in the presence of at least two witnesses, who should
also sign.
Bonus Tip: Get it registered
(optional, but advisable) at your local sub-registrar office for added
authenticity.
Need
help drafting a will? Contact us for a confidential consultation.