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To help
you prepare to see your attorney, you
may use the following questionnaire to
compile information your attorney will
need to help you develop an estate plan.
Your attorney may prefer to use other
questionnaires and may need additional
information. Call your attorney before
your appointment to see what
information he or she may need.
You may use the following questionnaire, either by typing your answers directly on the screen or by printing a blank copy and filling out the hard copy. If you choose to type in your answers directly on the screen, print a copy when you are finished. Exiting the program will lose any information you have typed into the questionnaire. Do not try to save your answers in a file because your answers will be erased in the saved file. You will not be asked to transmit your answers over the phone line, so your answers are as secure as your computer. Tip: Print the file often to make sure that you do not lose the information you have entered. Or, fill out a hard copy first, and then enter the information on the computer screen to print. |
Note: Clicking Reset will erase all of the above information.
CHILDREN: (If any children are adopted or by a prior marriage, please indicate.)
OTHER DEPENDENTS: (Dependent parents, etc.)
Prepared by Carol A. Schwab, J.D., LL.M.
Professor and Extension Specialist, NC State University.
This publication is provided as a public service and is designed to acquaint you with certain legal issues and concerns. It is not designed as a substitute for legal advice, nor does it tell you everything you may need to know about this subject. Future changes in the law cannot be predicted, and statements in this publication are based solely on the laws in force on the date of publication.
WARNING: This questionnaire is designed to help your attorney prepare the appropriate legal document. Providing answers to the questionnaire has no legal effect and is not a substitute for the legal document itself.
Date: August 2000
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