Nobody wants to think about dying, but, like taxes, it is one of life's inevitabilities.
A Will not only means you can pass on your estate to your family, it is a wonderful way to show how much you care. By being well prepared, you can help take away one of the major burdens your family face after your death. Make sure the people you choose get your estate Without a Will, your property will pass to various members of your family under what are called 'Intestacy Rules'. Occasionally, if you are married and everything is jointly owned with your spouse, or if you own nothing, then a Will is of no importance. Yet not having a Will, in many cases, could mean those you care about sharing everything with someone you detest, or the estate being shared among distant, unknown relatives.