The Testator is the person making the Will. Write in your full names and surnames (last). Your address (at the time of making the will) also helps to identify you.

Mirror Wills refer to 'husband' or 'wife', or 'partner' or 'fiancee' according to the relationship indicated here.

Do not choose 'Yes' (Are you about to marry?) unless a wedding is definitely booked with the next 12 months.

Executors do the work of administrating your Estate and carrying out other instructions in your Will. Appoint people you trust to comply with your wishes.

Even if a spouse or partner is chosen as a sole Executor, others may be appointed as reserve Executors.

Executors are also appointed as 'Trustees' which may involve long term management e.g. looking after money for minor children.

A maximum of 4 Executors are allowed to administer an Estate when a Will has to be proved.

Charges and fees :- Executors may also be beneficiaries but they cannot charge for their work unless they have accepted the appointment in a professional capacity e.g. as an Accountant or Solicitor.