Agreement to Enter Mutual Wills

This is an Agreement to Enter Mutual Wills according to agreed provisions that may be used in conjunction with our Will document.

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Last updated October 23, 2025

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Agreement to Enter Mutual Wills
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Agreement to Enter Mutual Wills
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The Legal Risk Score of a Agreement to Enter Mutual Wills Template is Medium

Our legal team have marked this document as medium risk considering:

  • Changes in personal circumstances or desires after the agreement is signed could lead to conflicts, as the agreement restricts parties from altering their wills without mutual consent.
  • The reliance on mutual consent for any changes to the wills could delay necessary updates or adaptations to the wills, potentially causing issues in estate planning.
  • The agreement assumes all parties will adhere to the terms until death, which might not account for changes in relationships or financial situations that could impact the execution of the wills.

Users should consider their long-term intentions and relationships with the other parties involved, as this agreement requires a high level of commitment and stability in those relationships.

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Having a will drafted can seem complicated and time-consuming, but not having one means you risk dying intestate. Find out what it means here.

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