A signed statement of instructions to provide only palliative care and not to prolong life in the event of an irrecoverable medical situation where there is no future likelihood of rational existence. Complies with relevant New Zealand legislation.
Essential document to fill out and leave with your New Zealand will. Helps pervent in investigations and legal fees if you should die unexpectedly.
Letter to proposed executor of your will, asking whether he will accept the office on your death. Provides additional basic information he might require now. Complies with relevant New Zealand legislation.
A Will that provides for specific gifts (if any) then leaves the balance to be divided between named beneficiaries such as nieces and nephews or charities. Complies with relevant New Zealand legislation.
A Will that allows for specific gifts (if any) then leaves the balance to the Will maker's children. If any child has died, then that child's share goes to their children, if any. Complies with relevant New Zealand legislation.
A Will that allows for specific gifts (if any) and then leaves the balance to the Will maker's spouse or partner. If that person has died, then the balance of the estate is divided equally amongst the Will maker's children. Complies with relevant New Zealand legislation.
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