Having written quite a few wills now (at work we use a template, but I'm getting pretty good at writing clauses not included in it), it would seem you don't have to get massively specific. If you just say "my golf clubs" that's fine, you don't have to identify a serial number on each one or anything. I guess as long as your executors know what you're on about it doesn't matter much.
90% of the wills we get are just "residue divided equally between blah, blah and blah" and don't specify anything. Those wills are so boring.
Oh!! And we recently had someone finally who left money for her pet!
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Date: 2010-02-09 11:25 pm (UTC)90% of the wills we get are just "residue divided equally between blah, blah and blah" and don't specify anything. Those wills are so boring.
Oh!! And we recently had someone finally who left money for her pet!