What is a Will
A Last Will and Testament, commonly known as a will, is a legal document used in estate planning. It includes instructions for distributing wealth and caring for minor children after the testator's death.
To be valid, a will must be properly signed, notarized, and regularly updated. If someone dies without a valid will, the state will determine how assets are distributed based on applicable laws.
Having a will in place is crucial to avoid confusion among your family members regarding your wishes. Moreover, it provides peace of mind, ensuring that your affairs are organized and your final wishes are honored.
