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PO Will kits are very very basic. If your situation and requirements are more complex than 'everything to X', then you really do need to at least talk to a professional. Also, it's very easy to invalidate your Will due to inadequate signing and witnessing. Signing and witnessing requirements are same for Will kits as for professionally drawn up Wills. Invalidation means that the Will is ineffective.
Ah damn. I don’t own any property or stocks and have no kids so it might be adequate… basically I planned for Melbcat to go to someone and they would get my remaining money to care for her.
Not sure I have the means to discuss with a professional