Last Will and Testament

Real property is land and anything attached to it (i.e. can't be easily removed).  

In this section you'll need to include:

1. The mailing address of the property OR the [city], [county], [state], and [zip code] of where the property is located; and
2. The name(s) of the intended beneficiary/beneficiaries.

For Example:

"I leave my home located at 111 Main St., Lexington, TN 38XXX to by brother Ted Smith."

"I leave my 50 acre farm located in [city], [county], [state], [zip code] to my daughter Sue Smith."

Personal Property is any property that isn't real property (i.e. jewerly, furniture, etc.).

In this section you'll need to include:

1. A description of the personal property (i.e. living room furniture, gold watch, etc.); and
2. The name(s) of the beneficiary/beneficiaries. 

The "description" can either be specific or general.  

For Example:

"I leave my golden, state championship ring to my son, John Smith."

"I leave all my household furniture to my grandchildren, Billy, Bobby, and Teddy Smith." 

Enter the [year], [make], and [model] of any vehicles you wish to include in your will along with the name(s) of the beneficiary/beneficiaries.

For example:

"I leave my 1999 Ford Explorer to my son, John Smith."

Enter any other information you want to include in your will.  

For example you could include your preferred funeral arrangments, where you want to be buried, if you want to be cremated, guardians for your child(ren, etc.

An Executor (male) or Executrix (female) is a person appointed by you who will be responsible for seeing that your Last Will and Testament is carried out.

You do not have to appoint an executor/executrix.  However, if you do not name an executor/executrix the court will appoint one.

You can appoint more than one person to be executor/executrix of your will. 

If you appoint an executor/executrix, you will need to name an alternate as well.