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A last will and testament template for documenting how you want assets distributed under Florida law. Answer guided questions in plain English; download a finished PDF built around Florida Statutes Chapter 732.
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The template is designed around Florida Statutes Chapter 732 and carries the required language: execution block built for florida's two-witness signing rule (§ 732.502, Fla. Stat.); self-proving affidavit with the modern notary certificate, so probate can accept the will without hunting down witnesses (§§ 732.503, 117.05, Fla. Stat.); personal-representative questions screen for florida's eligibility rules for out-of-state representatives (§ 733.304, Fla. Stat.). Automated tests check every generated document for this required language.
You sign in front of two witnesses, who then sign in your presence and each other's — that is Florida's core rule for a valid will. Your document also includes a self-proving affidavit you can complete before a notary, which lets a probate court accept the will without calling your witnesses years later. The signing instructions are printed with the document.
No. Florida law lets you make your own will as long as it is properly written and signed with two witnesses. Our questionnaire was designed by licensed Florida attorneys to collect what a Florida will needs, and you can add an optional attorney review to your order if you want a professional to look it over before you sign.
Every purchase carries a 30-day money-back guarantee — contact support within 30 days for a full refund. If you want professional eyes on your document, an attorney review by a licensed Florida attorney is available as an optional add-on at checkout.
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