Content Overview 
- Summary
- What If I Want To Write My Will Myself?
- What You Can And Cannot Do In A Will
- How To Locate An Attorney To Write Your Will
- What Is A Will?
- Does My Existing Will Need To Be Updated?
- What If I Die Without A Will? (Intestate)
- How Much Does It Cost To Prepare A Will?
- What Makes A Will Valid?
- What If I Want To Leave Money Or Another Asset To A Minor?
- Legal Consequences Of Various Forms Of Ownership
- What If My Debts Exceed My Assets?
- What To Do If You Write Your Will Yourself
- What To Do If Personal Property Is Left To Be Divided
- What Should I Do About OnLine Accounts?
- Should I Speak With My Heirs About What Is In My Will?
- What Should I Do After I Execute A Will?
Wills 101
What Is A Will?
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A Will (also known as a Last Will and Testament) is a legal document that gives you control over what happens to your property after your death, including who receives your assets and who will make sure your wishes are carried out.
A will is not valid until it is declared by a court known as a probate court to be valid. Before a will is declared valid, people who would receive your property if you died without a will are usually given a chance to challenge the validity of the will. A lawyer is not necessary to challenge the validity of a will.
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