Reciprocal wills, also known as mutual or mirror wills, are wills made by two or more people, usually spouses or partners, that contain similar provisions and are created with the understanding that each person’s will is dependent on the others. Reciprocal wills often include provisions that mirror each other, such as leaving assets to the […]
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