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Table of Contents

  1. Introduction

  2. Sample Will Document

  3. Conclusion

Introduction

This document provides a sample will document for a Kenyan citizen. It is important to note that this is a sample document and should not be used as a substitute for legal advice from a qualified attorney. The specific requirements for a valid will in Kenya may vary depending on the individual's circumstances.

Sample Will Document

This is the Last Will and Testament of [Name of Testator], of [Address of Testator], hereinafter referred to as the "Testator".

1. Revocation of Previous Wills

The Testator hereby revokes all previous wills and codicils made by the Testator.

2. Appointment of Executor

The Testator appoints [Name of Executor], of [Address of Executor], as the Executor of this Will.

3. Distribution of Estate

The Testator's estate shall be distributed as follows:

  • [Name of Beneficiary 1] shall receive [Percentage or Description of Property].

  • [Name of Beneficiary 2] shall receive [Percentage or Description of Property].

  • [Name of Beneficiary 3] shall receive [Percentage or Description of Property].

4. Specific Bequests

The Testator makes the following specific bequests:

  • [Description of Specific Property] shall be given to [Name of Beneficiary].

  • [Description of Specific Property] shall be given to [Name of Beneficiary].

5. Residuary Clause

All of the Testator's remaining property, real and personal, not specifically disposed of in this Will, shall be distributed to [Name of Beneficiary].

6. Guardianship of Minor Children

If the Testator has any minor children, the Testator appoints [Name of Guardian] as the guardian of the Testator's minor children.

7. Payment of Debts and Expenses

The Executor shall pay all of the Testator's just debts and funeral expenses out of the Testator's estate.

8. Witnesses

This Will is signed and attested to by the Testator and two witnesses in the presence of each other.

[Signature of Testator]

[Date]

Witness 1:

[Signature of Witness 1]

[Date]

Witness 2:

[Signature of Witness 2]

[Date]

Conclusion

This sample will document is intended to provide a general framework for a Kenyan citizen's will. It is essential to consult with a qualified attorney to ensure that the will is valid and meets the specific needs of the individual.

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