A will contains a set of written instructions that determine how your estate is to be divided after your death. Your loved ones cannot legally take control until after your property passing through the will is put through probate.
If you need help with preparing a last will and testament, please contact us and speak with an elder law attorney today about your situation and to plan properly for your future.
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