What NOT to put in your last will
It’s always a good idea to have a will, regardless of your situation (financial, medical, etc.). In fact, I'd say it's imperative to have a will because it's the set of instructions or directions you're leaving for the courts for how to deal with all your 'stuff'. Without a legally binding identifier that indicates where your assets are supposed to go after you pass, you risk... the state claiming it your surviving family fight over it Generally speaking, the beneficiary listed on your accounts will trump who’s listed [...]