If you have a simple, straightforward estate and an uncomplicated family situation, writing your own will -- with the help of a good do-it-yourself guide -- is a viable alternative to hiring an attorney and a whole lot cheaper.
Riley was among the most popular writers of the late nineteenth and early twentieth century, known for his "uncomplicated, sentimental, and humorous" writing.
Their first album might have sounded so spacious, so uncomplicated, because when the band first started writing it they hardly knew their instruments.
Maybe writing for children unleashes the energy and uncomplicated eagerness of youth.
The vaults also hold the archives of Olivier, Gielgud, and an actor of whom Guinness writes with uncomplicated affection, Ralph Richardson.
Given his glory in paradoxes, the joke implied in writing a book with such a title, and making it an intellectual's expression of simple and, for the most part, uncomplicated faith in Protestant Christianity, was not lost on him.
Doyle, who admitted to having a stereotypical Irish family — happy, uncomplicated, large — declared that he writes about "bad" families because they're simply more interesting.
BECAUSE we are in good health and our estate, if you can call it that, is uncomplicated, we had hoped to write our own will.
A lawyer should not get a degree until he can write a relatively uncomplicated will, real estate agreement or divorce settlement that a high school senior can understand without having to read it half a dozen times.
The Day One app's uncomplicated interface encourages users to write and document life as it happens.
These included a booklet with written descriptions of uncomplicated influenza and one of two vaccination-related adverse events, either anaphylaxis or Guillain-Barré syndrome (Appendix 1 [see the additional file 1]).
