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Need a legally binding Will in Kurnool?
At Landmarq, we draft customized Wills that ensure your assets are distributed as per your wishes, complying fully with Indian Succession Act & AP laws.

✅ 100% Legally Valid
✅ Clear Asset Distribution
✅ Witness & Execution Guidance
✅ AP Stamp Duty Support

To get started, simply provide the following details:

1. Testator’s(Person Making the Will) Information

  • Full Name
  • Father’s/Mother’s or Spouse’s Name
  • Date of Birth & Age
  • Address
  • Occupation (if applicable)
  • Nationality and Religion
  • A declaration that the person is of sound mind and making the Will voluntarily

2. Declaration of the Will

  • A clear statement that this is the last Will and testament of the testator
  • Revocation of all previous Wills (if any)

3. Details of Legal Heirs / Beneficiaries

  • Full names of family members or others who will receive the property
  • Relationship with the testator
  • Age and address of each beneficiary

4. List of Assets and Properties

Provide a detailed description of all assets, such as:

  • Movable Assets:
    • Bank accounts (account numbers & bank names)
    • Fixed deposits
    • Vehicles (registration number)
    • Jewelry, cash, stocks, insurance policies
  • Immovable Assets:
    • Land, house, flat, commercial property (Survey/Plot/Flat No., location, area, etc.)
    • Agricultural land, ancestral property
    • Any shares in undivided property or joint ownership

5. Asset Distribution Plan

  • Who will receive what asset
  • Proportion/share of each beneficiary
  • Special instructions for specific assets, if any

6. Executor Details

  • Name, age, and address of the person appointed as executor (the one who will carry out the Will’s instructions)
  • Optionally, details of a substitute executor

7. Witness Details

  • Names and addresses of at least two witnesses
  • Their signatures should appear on the Will after witnessing the testator sign it

8. Guardian Details (If Minor Children Are Involved)

  • Full name and relationship of the person nominated as guardian for minor children

9. Supporting Documents (Optional but Recommended)

  • Identity proof of testator (Aadhaar, PAN, Passport)
  • Address proof of testator
  • Copies of property documents (sale deed, RTC, etc.)
  • Recent passport-size photo of testator
  • Health certificate (in case of elderly testators, to prove sound mind)

For inquiries or submission, contact us at:
Landmarq – Conveyancing and Legal, a trusted legal and documentation service provider in Kurnool, is here to assist you with all your agreement needs.
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1. What is a Will?

A Will is a legal document in which a person specifies how their assets and property should be distributed after their death.

2. Who can make a Will?

Any person who is of sound mind and above the age of 18 can make a Will.

3. Is registration of a Will mandatory?

No, registration is not mandatory, but registering a Will can add legal authenticity and reduce the chances of disputes.

4. Can a Will be changed or cancelled?

Yes, a Will can be changed (through a codicil) or completely rewritten and revoked at any time before the person’s death.

5. What is an executor in a Will?

An executor is a person appointed in the Will to carry out the wishes of the testator (person making the Will) and manage the estate.

6. Is it necessary to make a Will through a lawyer?

Not mandatory, but legal guidance ensures clarity and validity, especially in complex situations involving multiple heirs or properties.

7. What happens if a person dies without making a Will?

In that case, the property is distributed according to the personal succession laws (Hindu Succession Act, Muslim Law, etc.).

8. Can a Will be contested?

Yes, a Will can be challenged in court on grounds like fraud, coercion, undue influence, or mental incapacity of the testator.

9. How many witnesses are required for a valid Will?

At least two witnesses are required to attest a Will. They must see the testator sign and must also sign in the testator’s presence.

10. Where should a Will be stored?

In a safe place such as with a trusted lawyer, in a bank locker, or registered with the Sub-Registrar’s Office (if registered).