Making a Simple Will may be the right choice for you if: You own assets and/or property, including digital assets, that will need to be distributed after your death and you want to decide how those assets and property are distributed. You want to choose the people or organizations that will receive your property after your death. You want to appoint the person or organization who will carry out the terms of the Will. You want to nominate a Guardian for minor children. (A Guardian is someone who will be legally responsible for your children if the other parent is unable to serve as the natural guardian.) Your assets may include things such as financial and investment accounts, real property, vehicles, and other personal property. The term "digital assets" refers to any online accounts or files stored on a computer or server. Examples of digital assets you might want to incorporate into your Simple Will include email accounts, blogs, social-networking websites, and online backup services, as well as photo and document sharing websites, financial and business accounts, domain names, virtual property, and computer files.