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Estate Planning

Will

A will — formally called a Last Will and Testament — is a legal document where you say what happens to your assets after you die, who manages your estate (your executor), and who cares for your minor children (your guardian). A will must be signed in front of witnesses to be legally valid. Without a will, the law decides everything — who gets your assets, who manages your estate, and who raises your children.

In short

A will is a legal document that says who gets your assets, who manages your estate, and who cares for your children. Without one, the law decides — and it may not match your wishes.

Also known as

Last Will and Testament

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