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Missouri Will Forms | Last Will and Testament | Living Will

Missouri will forms are legal documents that make it possible for individuals to make arrangements for their very individual, end of life circumstances. While a “last will” document will address the required needs of settling an individual’s (Testator’s) estate after their death, a “living will,” is a document that will secure an individual’s (Principal/Declarant’s) selections with regard to the Principal’s personal medical protocols. These documents must be witnessed and/or notarized upon completion. As well, both documents may be either changed or revoked at the discretion of the individual.

Missouri Last Will and Testament Form

Missouri Last Will and Testament Form

The Missouri last will and testament is a legal document that will guide an individual (Testator) through the personal process of creating a record of the desired distribution of their estate after death. The estate may include personal property, financial accounts and any personal property. The Testator may declare an executor within this document to distribute their […]

Missouri Living Will Form

Missouri Living Will Form

The Missouri living will is a legal document that an individual may utilize to set forth to inform family, friends and medical providers as to their wishes in the event the individual (Principal) should ever face a time when they are in the end of life circumstances. Unlike many state documents, the State of Missouri’s living will, […]

Last Will and Testament VS Living Will

Last Will and Testament –This form is a standard will and is considered a legal document. A person (Testator) who would use this document, would do so to provide record of the Testator’s instructions, as to how the Testator would instruct their delegated executor to distribute their estate, which would include personal property, financial accounts and real property, that the Testator would wish to pass on to their beneficiaries after their death death. If the Testator would like to name an executor to divide the estate, they appoint their executor within the pages of this document. This document may be revoked or changed as the Testator wishes.

Living Will – Is also often referred to as an “Advance Directive.” The document has been created so that any person (Principal/declarant) of age and sound mind, will have the ability to properly outline their preferred medical treatment options. These selected options would be implemented only at a time when it is clear that the Principal will no longer have the ability to make or communicate any more of their own medical decisions This form will also allow the Principal to appoint a health care agent to ensure that all advance instructions are honored according to the instructions of the Principal.