A Montana last will and testament lets a person, known as a testator, create enforceable rules for how their property will be distributed after they die. The people or organizations who receive property under the will’s terms are called beneficiaries, while the decedent’s property is known as their estate. Once created, a will can be revoked or modified.
Laws – Title 72 (Estates, Trusts, and Fiduciary Relationships)
Signing Requirements (§ 72-2-522) – Wills must be in writing and signed by the testator. At least two people must witness the testator sign the will and sign it themselves within a reasonable time of the testator.
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