How to make a Will in Bozeman, Montana
- Answer a few questions in our builder (beneficiaries, executor, specific gifts).
- Download and print your will.
- Sign with required witnesses in Montana (usually two disinterested adults).
- Store the original safely and tell your executor where it is.
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What’s included
- Executor appointment (and alternates)
- Guardians for minor children
- Specific bequests and residuary clause
- Digital assets instructions
FAQs for Bozeman, Montana
Is notarization required for wills in Montana?
Most states do not require notarization to make a will valid; two witnesses are typically required. A notary may be used for a self-proving affidavit.
How many witnesses do I need in Montana?
Usually two disinterested adult witnesses. Check local rules for edge cases.
Can I make a living will or advance directive in Bozeman?
Yes. You can prepare a living will / advance directive alongside your last will. Requirements vary by state.
Where should I store my signed will in Bozeman?
Keep the original in a safe place and tell your executor how to access it.
State rules overview
State rules overview
- Witnesses: Most states require two disinterested adult witnesses who watch you sign. Some states allow a self‑proving affidavit signed with a notary to simplify probate.
- Notarization: A notary is usually not required to make a will valid, but notarizing a self‑proving affidavit is commonly recommended.
- Handwritten (holographic) wills: Recognized in some states with strict rules; typed wills with witnesses are more widely accepted.
- Digital/electronic wills: Allowed in a limited number of states under specific procedures; printing and wet signatures remain the standard.
This is general information for [object Object]. Always follow current state law and signing instructions included with your document.
General information, not legal advice. Local rules may change.