XXX Will

The testator ×××, male, ×× years old, from ×× City, currently lives at ×× Road, ××.

I made this will when I was seriously ill, and dealt with all my property as follows:

The property located at No. ×× Street, ×× City, ×× Province × Building × The time is left to my wife ×××.

The fixed (or current) deposit of × yuan saved in the ×× savings bank of ×× city ×× province was left to my daughter ×××.

The rest of the property: ××(property name) is all left to my son ×××.

This will is entrusted to ××× (currently residing at No. ×× Street, ×× City, ×× Province) for execution.

This will is made in triplicate, one copy will be collected by me, one copy will be handed over to ××× for collection, and one copy will be kept by ××× notary office.

Testator (signature and seal)

××××年×month×日

Extended information:

Will making It can also be changed later.

After a will is written, it can be revoked and changed, and the last will shall prevail. However, if you change a notarized will, you need to change it through notarization. If you change it yourself, the change will be invalid.

There are two main forms of revocation or change of a will:

One is express revocation or change; the other is constructive revocation or change. The former is a revocation or change based on the express intention of the deceased, and the latter is a revocation or change based on the behavior of the deceased. This is actually a legal fiction or presumption. Express revocation or change of a will must be carried out in accordance with the procedures and requirements stipulated in the Succession Law.

Reference material: Baidu Encyclopedia - Self-written will