Simply contact us or your attorney. If you don't have an attorney, we can assist you in finding one suitable for your needs. About Your Will Perhaps the most important document to you and your loved ones is your Will. This document provides for a clear and specific understanding as to how you want to transfer your assets. Most people think that you must be wealthy to have a Will.
Nothing is further from the truth.
By preparing a Will now, your estate can avoid unnecessary delays, legal complications, and substantial tax implications. A Will is a common device used to leave a substantial gift to charity. We, of course, recommend that you consult with an attorney in preparing your Will. Tne National Federation of the Blind will be glad to assist in reviewing the document once it has been prepared. Think of how and to whom you want to leave these assets.