Holographic Last Will and Testament 

I, [Full Legal Name], of [City, State], being of sound mind and over the age of [Age of Majority in Your State], do hereby make and declare this to be my Last Will and Testament, revoking all previous wills or codicils: 

Declaration and Intent 

This document is my Holographic Will. I write it entirely in my own handwriting and sign it voluntarily. 

Personal Information 

My full name is [Full Name], born on [Date of Birth]. My current address is [Address, City, State, Zip]. 

Executor 

I name [Full Name of Executor], of [City, State], to serve as Executor of my estate. If this Executor cannot serve, I name [Alternate Executor’s Full Name] as the alternate. 

Disposition of My Estate 

• I give and bequeath all my personal property, real estate, and financial assets to [Full Name of Beneficiary(ies)] in the following manner: 

a. [Describe which items or percentages go to which beneficiary.] 

b. [Add more items if needed.] 

Guardian for Minor Children (if applicable) 

If I have any minor children at the time of my death, I appoint [Guardian’s Name] as guardian of such children. 

Signature and Date 

I fully understand the contents of this Will. I declare that I am of legal age and sound mind. 


Signature: (Handwritten) ________________________ 

Printed Name: [Full Name (if desired)] 

Date: [Date written and signed] 

Important Notes for a Holographic Will 

• Write It Entirely by Hand: In states that recognize holographic wills, typed parts may invalidate the will. 

• Sign and Date: While some states do not strictly require a date, it’s highly advisable to include it. 

• No Witnesses?: Many states do not require witnesses for a valid holographic will, but some do. Check local laws. 

• Risks: Holographic wills can be more easily contested. Proper attestation (with witnesses) is often safer.