Public Will: Requirements, Heirs, and Revocation
A public will records last wishes regarding estate planning before a notary public, requiring civil capacity, two witnesses, and preservation of the compulsory share of necessary heirs.
A public will records last wishes regarding estate planning before a notary public, requiring civil capacity, two witnesses, and preservation of the compulsory share of necessary heirs.
A living will allows you to register your advance healthcare directives regarding medical treatments via public deed for times of communication incapacity.