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I Was Gonna Make A Will
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Beaver...@live.com
Nov 15, 2017, 8:34:02 PM11/15/17
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I once drew a rudimentary one out like this is who gets the football cards but it's time to do something more formal and legal.
Because I have a bit of money in the bank and I don't want the state to take a hefty cut just figuring out who my parents are, I decided to do the responsible thing and put it in writing.
However I immediately got tripped up. In the state of California, it requires the signature of 2 people. yet I don't even have one person to go to dinner with, how am I supposed to pull that off?
(I seethed over it a few months and backburned it but I am feeling a bit under the weather so I thought I should attempt it again).
Because I have a bit of money in the bank and I don't want the state to take a hefty cut just figuring out who my parents are, I decided to do the responsible thing and put it in writing.
However I immediately got tripped up. In the state of California, it requires the signature of 2 people. yet I don't even have one person to go to dinner with, how am I supposed to pull that off?
(I seethed over it a few months and backburned it but I am feeling a bit under the weather so I thought I should attempt it again).
John Weiss
Nov 15, 2017, 9:21:18 PM11/15/17
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On 11/15/2017 17:33, Beaver...@live.com wrote:
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> Because I have a bit of money in the bank and I don't want the state to take a hefty cut just figuring out who my parents are, I decided to do the responsible thing and put it in writing.
>
> However I immediately got tripped up. In the state of California, it requires the signature of 2 people. yet I don't even have one person to go to dinner with, how am I supposed to pull that off?
>
> (I seethed over it a few months and backburned it but I am feeling a bit under the weather so I thought I should attempt it again).
Try a bank, credit union, Driver License office, church office...
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> Because I have a bit of money in the bank and I don't want the state to take a hefty cut just figuring out who my parents are, I decided to do the responsible thing and put it in writing.
>
> However I immediately got tripped up. In the state of California, it requires the signature of 2 people. yet I don't even have one person to go to dinner with, how am I supposed to pull that off?
>
> (I seethed over it a few months and backburned it but I am feeling a bit under the weather so I thought I should attempt it again).
21bla...@gmail.com
Nov 21, 2017, 3:01:04 PM11/21/17
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i just did a simple will
1. it had to be Handwritten, by you i think
2. then have 2 witnesses sign it, After you sign it, i think
[i stopped by a real estate office, at my small local shopping center]
3. keep it, and maybe one copy, somewhere safe
[i plan on getting a safety deposit box, eventually]
not too complicated, and frugal cost [my witnesses didn't charge anything]
it can probably be as long as you want
you can do plenty of research online, for simple wills
marc
1. it had to be Handwritten, by you i think
2. then have 2 witnesses sign it, After you sign it, i think
[i stopped by a real estate office, at my small local shopping center]
3. keep it, and maybe one copy, somewhere safe
[i plan on getting a safety deposit box, eventually]
not too complicated, and frugal cost [my witnesses didn't charge anything]
it can probably be as long as you want
you can do plenty of research online, for simple wills
marc
ItsJoan NotJoann
Nov 21, 2017, 3:42:13 PM11/21/17
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On Tuesday, November 21, 2017 at 2:01:04 PM UTC-6, 21bla...@gmail.com wrote:
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> i just did a simple will
>
> 1. it had to be Handwritten, by you i think
>
> marc
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> i just did a simple will
>
> 1. it had to be Handwritten, by you i think
>
>
>
Handwritten wills, also known as holographic wills, are legal and
binding in many states. However, each state defines what is acceptable
within its boundaries.
21bla...@gmail.com
Nov 21, 2017, 4:18:13 PM11/21/17
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my handwritten simple will had to be witnessed [my signature] by 2 people
[2 people not in the will]
marc
mymoneyhoney
Dec 15, 2017, 1:01:09 PM12/15/17
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ItsJoan NotJoann;717981 Wrote:
> On Tuesday, November 21, 2017 at 2:01:04 PM UTC-6, 21bla...@gmail.com
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> i just did a simple will
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> 1. it had to be Handwritten, by you i think
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> marc
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> -
> i just did a simple will
>
> 1. it had to be Handwritten, by you i think
>
> marc
>
> Handwritten wills, also known as holographic wills, are legal and
> binding in many states. However, each state defines what is acceptable
> within its boundaries.
Just make sure you write it in pen and not pencil!!!!
> binding in many states. However, each state defines what is acceptable
> within its boundaries.
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mymoneyhoney
Beaver...@live.com
Dec 15, 2017, 9:38:31 PM12/15/17
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