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Can a Husband and Wife Make a Joint Last Will and Testament?

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Can a Husband and Wife Make a Joint Last Will and Testament?

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No it is not possible to have a joint Will they must be individual Wills. However ‘Mirror Wills’ are quite common. A mirror Will is when a spouse or partner make almost identical Wills, or even identical Wills, leaving for example, everything to each other respectively should one partner perish and if both perish together then direct to children. If they have no children then to a named beneficiary’s. This is where major differences often occur say, for example, the husband could leaves his possessions and estate to his siblings and the wife leaves her possessions and estate to her siblings.

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