Put It in Writing: A Will That Speaks When You No Longer Can
Your testament is the roadmap for what happens after you pass away. It protects your loved ones from uncertainty and honors your intentions. Make sure your documents and wishes are up to date to avoid confusion among the Loved Ones.
Basics to cover
Executor details: Who will handle your estate, with contact information.
Asset distribution: Clear instructions for beneficiaries and any specific gifts.
Guardianship wishes: Guidance for dependents or pets.
Digital legacy: Instructions for online accounts, photos, and personal archives.
Practical guidance
Keep the most recent testament in your secure digital vault; note where the original paper copy is stored.
Maintain a version history so family knows which document is current.
Pair your will with an asset inventory and beneficiary designations for consistency.
Review annually or after major life events.
Important: This article is informational, not legal advice. For complex situations, speak with a qualified professional. Your organized records will make that conversation easier.
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