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Montana Will Forms | Last Will and Testament | Living Will

Montana will forms are forms that have been created to assist individuals in organizing their end of life arrangements. A “last will and testment” form would guide a “Testator” through outlining their instructions with how they would like an appointed executor to distribute their estate after the Testator’s death; while a “living will” would be prepared by a person (Principal) who would like to make their own medical decisions in an end of life possibility. This document would allow them to make and record those decisions, so that a medical team and/or a health care agent will know exactly how to honor the Principal’s wishes, when/if they are no longer able to make their own decisions.

These documents, after completion will require witness and/or notarization to ensure they’re legally effective. Individuals may change or revoke either of these documents at any time they wish.

Montana Last Will and Testament Form

Montana Last Will and Testament Form

The Montana last will and testament is a standard will document. This document is a legal document that will guide an individual (Testator) through the process of creating a document that would best reflect their wishes pertaining to the distribution of their estate after the Testators death. The Testator will also have the ability to name their […]

Montana Living Will Form

Montana Living Will Form

The Montana living will form is a legal document that is utilized by an individual (Principal) who would like to prepare in advance, while they are of sound mind, exactly how they would like to inform family, clergy, medical providers etc..to provide for their medical care when they are no longer able to care for themselves or […]

Last Will and Testament VS Living Will

Last Will and Testament – This is a standard will document. The Testator would utilize this document to create a written document pertaining to the Testator’s specific instructions regarding exactly how they would instruct their executor, to proceed with distribution of their personal property, financial accounts and real property, to their beneficiaries, after the Testator’s death. If the Testator has not yet delegated these powers to an executor, they will have the ability to do so within this document.

Living Will – Also called an “Advance Directive.” The document is designed so that any individual (Principal) will have the opportunity create a legal document containing their preferred medical treatment options, that would be implemented at the Principal’s discretion or once the Principal is no longer able to make their own decisions  This form will also allow the Principal to delegate powers to make their health care decisions, beyond what is specifically stated if required, by their health care agent. The health care agent is obligated ensure that the Principal’s advance instructions are honored according to the specific written instructions of the Principal before any other decisions are made.