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Idaho Will Forms | Last Will and Testament | Living Will

Idaho will forms are legal documents that (while the individual is of sound mind), will provide direction for a Testator (for last will and testament or a Principal/Agent for preparation of a living will) to prepare documentation for a point when the individual is no longer able to express their wishes with regard to either document. An individual will have the opportunity to outline both the distribution of their estate to be provided to their beneficiaries as well as describe exactly how and when they would prefer the implementation of their medical care at the point in which the individual is no longer able to express their decisions on their own. Executors and Health Care Agents may also be appointed within these documents.

 

Idaho Last Will and Testament Form

Idaho Last Will and Testament Form

The Idaho last will and testament form is a legally enforceable document that is to be is prepared by the Testator (owner of the will) while they are of sound mind. This document will clearly state precisely how the Testator would choose to have their estate (real property, financial accounts and personal property) distributed, after their death, The document […]

Idaho Living Will Form

Idaho Living Will Form

The Idaho living will form is a document designed to assist a Principal to prepare in writing, their choices pertaining to their options for end of life care when/if the time comes that they no longer have the ability to communicate their own medical choices in person and on their own. The document will also allow the […]

Last Will and Testament VS Living Will

Last Will and Testament – This particular document is considered a standard will. The Testator may provide a written record, that will reflect their wishes with regard to how they would choose to distribute their estate property; personal, financial accounts and real property, after death. An executor may be selected to ensure the proper distribution to their chosen beneficiaries

Living Will – Is also known as an “Advance Directive” which is a document that is provided to an individual so that they may create their own medical  treatment options that would apply only at the end of their life while they no longer have the ability to communicate with their medical team on their own. The Principal may also establish a Health Care Representative to be certain that the Principal’s wishes are honored.