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Could the final note work as a will?
Thread starterSicherung231
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Im terrible at all this Wills and Testament stuff and I don't have a official will from a lawyer or Notary (or whatever the official way is supposed to be)
But could the final note you wrote yourself for the CTB be used as a Will or not really?
Check your local laws. Some places allow a "ghost will". It must be hand written and signed by you. Where I live, this would not count. I had to go to a lawyer.
Edit to add: If you have money accounts (checking, savings, investments, etc) you can name a beneficiary through the financial institution and this usuallysupersedes what is in the will.
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