Contact an attorney who specializes in estate planning. Get referrals from your friends or business associates and interview one or two lawyers. Find one who listens carefully to your wishes and can explain in English the various alternatives. Once the will is drafted, don't procrastinate, sign it. Store the original with your attorney.
Most attorneys have fire proof safes.
Keep a copy at your home and office and make sure your heirs know who your attorney is and how to contact them. Do not put your will in a safe deposit box. These boxes can be sealed upon your death and your executor may not be able to get to the will. Advertising Info Site Map Help Market data delayed up to 20 minutes. Futures and Commodities delayed up to 30 minutes.