A will provides instructions
A properly prepared will can provide instructions for your estate and identify the people you trust to carry them out.
Wills
Put Your Wishes in Writing. Give Your Family Clear Direction.
A Last Will and Testament is one of the most familiar estate planning documents—but understanding what a will does and doesn't do is important.
What Can a Will Do?
A will can allow you to:
- Identify beneficiaries
- Name an executor
- Nominate guardians for minor children
- Provide instructions for distributing property
- Create certain trusts after death
- Express important estate planning decisions in writing
A will isn't always a complete plan
But having a will doesn't necessarily mean you have a complete estate plan. The Anchor Law helps you understand how a will fits into your larger plan and whether additional planning strategies may be appropriate.
Will or Trust?
You don't have to figure that out before contacting us. That's part of the planning process.