Second, don't get carried away. Every adult should have one. Otherwise, the state decides who gets what. This often spells trouble and seldom reflects your preferences. A will also saves money, time and grief following a loved one's death.
Complex wills cost more.
Shop around for a professional at a reasonable price. Review yours if you net worth changes drastically, you move to another state, the tax laws change, or there's a birth, death, marriage or divorce in the family. Know what you are getting into before you sign anything. Leases, installment sales, promissory notes, real estate contracts and other binding agreements should be reviewed by a professional. No matter how innocent you are, this is not the time to go it alone.