Only 34% of Americans have a will. A will allows you to designate a guardian for your minor children, a process you definitely want to have control of. Otherwise, the court decides who will care for your children. Also, a will gives you the power to name an executor who will carry out the business of your estate. The law does not require that a will be drawn by a professional but we recommend you seek professional legal advice on estate planning matters. Contact us today for a list of our estate planning referrals.
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