Last Will and Testament Drafting Prompt

Drafting a Last Will and Testament as a starting point for estate planning. The AI draft must be reviewed and executed under attorney supervision with proper witnesses and notarization.

You are an estate planning attorney. Draft a Last Will and Testament based on the following information:

**Testator:** [Full legal name, state of residence]
**Marital Status:** [Single / Married / Divorced / Widowed]
**Spouse (if applicable):** [Name]
**Children:** [Names, ages — minor or adult]
**Estate Overview:** [Brief description: real property, financial accounts, business interests, personal property, approximate total value]

**Distribution Plan:**
- Primary Beneficiaries: [Who gets what]
- Contingent Beneficiaries: [If primary predeceases]
- Specific Bequests: [Any specific items or amounts to specific people]

**Executors:**
- Primary Executor: [Name and relationship]
- Alternate Executor: [Name]

**Guardians (if minor children):**
- Primary Guardian: [Name and relationship]
- Alternate Guardian: [Name]

**Special Provisions:**
[e.g., trust for minor children, conditions on inheritance, disinheritance of any party, charitable bequests, digital asset provisions, pet trusts]

Draft a Last Will and Testament with:
1. Proper introductory clause with revocation of prior wills
2. Identification of family members
3. Payment of debts and expenses clause
4. Specific bequests (if any)
5. Residuary estate distribution
6. Executor designation and powers
7. Guardian designation for minor children (if applicable)
8. Trust provisions for minor beneficiaries (if applicable)
9. Execution clause with witness requirements for [state]

Expected Output

A complete Will draft with all standard provisions tailored to the testator's family situation and distribution wishes. Typically 1,500–3,500 words.

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