Will Forms > North Carolina Will Forms | Last Will and Testament | Living Will

North Carolina Will Forms | Last Will and Testament | Living Will

North Carolina will forms legal documents that are used to prepare for separate aspects of end of life circumstances. A “last will and testament” would completed by an individual in order to organize the distribution of their estate after the testator dies. The “living will” is a written record that one would complete, providing a statement for their medical providers, health care agent and family members so that everyone will know the Principal’s exact wishes, when they are no longer able to make their own health care decisions. Generally the document becomes effective only when the Principal’s physician(s) agree that the Principals is no longer competent to choose their medical options. These documents may be changed or revoked at any time.

North Carolina Last Will and Testament Form

North Carolina Last Will and Testament Form

The North Carolina last will and testament is a legal document (a standard will) that may be used by an individual (Testator) to arrange the distribution of their estate to their beneficiaries. This is a document that must be completed by the Testator and must be completed while the person is of sound mind. The testator will […]

North Carolina Living Will Form

North Carolina Living Will Form

The North Carolina living will is a legal document that is designed to guide an individual (Principal) through the process of recording their end of life medical decisions so that their medical providers and health care professionals will be able to refer to the document while making decisions with regard to the steps to take at the […]

Last Will and Testament VS Living Will

Last Will and Testament – Is a standard will that is made available for a Testator to complete to specify their instructions pertaining to how they would wish to have their executor distribute their personal property, financial accounts and real property and any other aspects of their estate, to their beneficiaries, after the death of the testator. Should the individual choose they will also have the ability to delegate an executor by entering the required information into the form.

Living Will – This document is what is generally known as an “Advance Directive.” This document is provided so that an individual (Principal), provide the ability to enter into writing their personal medical choices. The document would be made available to the Principal’s medical providers a well as their health care agent. The document would go into effect when the Principal is no longer competent to make their own decisions This form will also allow the Principal to select a health care agent to ensure that all advance instructions are honored per the Principals choices.