Illinois Last Will and Testament Form

1. What is an Illinois Last Will and Testament Form?

Illinois Last Will and Testament Form is a legal instrument that is used for protecting your business and other assets (property, funds, etc.) from being passed down to unwanted individuals. Here you can declare the beneficiaries and state what and when they will receive. The documents that prove you own the assets can be required.

2. What I need the Illinois Last Will and Testament Form for?

• Submit the fillable Illinois Last Will and Testament Form to declare the assets you are willing to pass or distribute and the beneficiaries;
• Don’t file if you want the state of Illinois to take your assets after you pass away.

You have an option to download Illinois Last Will and Testament Form free PDF from PDFLiner or complete it online in our digital form editor. The direct print feature is enabled.

3. How to fill out Illinois Last Will and Testament Form?

• Enter personal information, including name, gender, address, marital status, etc.;
• Provide names of children and pets along with your insurance information;
• Specify the percentage of assets you want to give to your children if you have them;
• Declare your trustee if you need their help;
• Specify the age when your children can receive the assets and the age when their benefits end;
• Enter the information of the preferred funeral home;
• Appoint an executor who will run your estate. This can be your beneficiary;
• Appoint a digital executor who will take care of any digital assets (books, digital business outputs, etc.). This can be the same person as the main executor;
• Appoint the guardian for your minors;
• Declare additional beneficiaries if you have any;
• Enter information about people you want to disinherit;
• State witnesses and ask them and the Notary Public to sign the blank.

4. Organizations that work with Illinois Last Will and Testament Form

• Notary Public of the state.