The following are items typically included in a will:
1) Beneficiaries: The names of the individuals or organizations that you want to receive your assets, such as family members, friends, or charities.
2) Executor: The person or organization responsible for managing the distribution of your assets after your death.
3) Guardianship: If you have minor children, you can use your will to name a guardian to take care of them in the event of your death.
4) Specific bequests: Any specific gifts or bequests you want to leave to particular individuals or organizations, such as specific items of personal property.
5) Residuary estate: The distribution of the remainder of your estate after any specific gifts or bequests have been made.
6) Funeral arrangements: Your wishes for your funeral or other end-of-life arrangements.
7) Digital assets: Your wishes for the management and distribution of any digital assets, such as social media accounts or cryptocurrencies.
8) Trusts: If you want to establish trusts for the benefit of your beneficiaries or for charitable purposes, you can include instructions for the establishment and administration of those trusts.