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OrganDonor57

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Jun 1, 2026
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I want to leave some of my money and possessions to a select few. I do not want to contact a lawyer (I am 19M, and I am sure asking for a will will set off some red flags lol). I am wondering how to formally write down what I want to leave to specific people and have it be legally binding!
 
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You need to check laws in your local area. In the US, that answer differs in all 50 states. I am guessing it differs by country as well. Without knowing where you are, you are not going to get reliable information here.

Where I am at, a legally recognize will must be prepared by a lawyer and singed by a witness.
 
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