Need of a Will Drafting ?

Many people believe that when they die, their personal belongings and all of their worldly possessions will automatically go to their next of kin even if they dont have a will. Unfortunately, theyre wrong. In fact, if an individual dies intestate (without a will) the probate courts will determine how to distribute that persons assets. And although the court system may ultimately decide to distribute the individuals assets in a manner that is consistent with his or her wishes, there is no guarantee that this will occur.
There are other downsides to the probate process (and dying without a will) as well. For example, it could take many weeks or months for the courts to compile an accurate list of an individuals assets. It could also take a prolonged period of time to identify and locate potential beneficiaries. Unfortunately, until this process is complete, money may not be distributed, even to legitimate and known beneficiaries!
By drafting a will, an individual ensures that his or her belongings will go to the desired beneficiaries. In addition, although some states may still probate/review wills for their validity, the existence of a will can speed up the court review process considerably. In this article, well go over the major benefits of drafting a will.

• Wills Can Limit Family Disputes
• Be Specific
• Wills Can Outline Personal Preferences/Desires