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Parents don’t often like to think about leaving their children behind while they are still minors. Aside from the tragedy itself, it can lead to a scary and uncertain future. However, some peace of mind can be found in appointing a trusted family member or friend to care for your minor children in the case that you are no longer around to do so.
A Will is a legal document that sets out how an individual's assets will be distributed upon their death. It is an important document that should be reviewed and updated regularly to ensure that it accurately reflects an individual's current wishes and circumstances. If you have a Will, it is important to understand the reasons why you may need to update it.
Unfortunately, many people assume that a Will is enough to cover all assets. There are certain types of assets that require consideration outside of the Will.
When we consider the types of things that are covered by your Will, we are asking: What flows into my estate? The following are assets that will not pass to a person’s estate when they die.
