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Have you ever taken a moment to consider where your assets are going to go in the event you pass away, or who is going to care for your estate in the event you become terminally ill? Of course these are things we don’t necessarily dwell on or want to think about, but sadly, accidents do arise and you never know when it is your time to go. While you have acquired all of these assets such as your home, investments, 401K’s, etc., shouldn’t you be the one to determine who receives what and how it is going to be disbursed?

This and many other things are going to be listed in your will in the event you want to have one drawn up, however, ask yourself this: Do you know what can and cannot be included in a will and are you familiar with your state laws pertaining to writing up a will? If not, chances are you could end up making a mistake that will jeopardize the way your assets are handled when the time comes that you are no longer able to make these judgements and express how you want things done.