A Will is a legal document that specifies how assets are to be distributed after the lifetime. Having a Will is essential to ensure your assets are distributed according to your wishes and to reduce the possibility of family disputes.

If a person without a will, the law will determine how your assets are distributed, which may not be in line with your wishes. This process can also be time-consuming and stressful for your loved ones.

Once your will is finalized, we will keep an electronic copy for you in safekeeping. We recommend that you tell your chosen Executor (the person responsible for carrying out your wishes) where your will is stored and give them a copy.

Choose someone who is trustworthy and reliable, who can handle legal and financial matters. Consider choosing someone who is close to you but also practical. 

• Will: specifies who will inherit the assets after lifetime.
• Trust: A special account you create. You transfer ownership of your assets to a trustee, who manages them for your beneficiaries.

A Will is necessary, but Trusts and asset profiles provide additional asset protection and distribution control, especially for complex estate planning needs. We can help you determine whether a Trust is needed.

An Executor is responsible for managing your assets after your death. A Guardian is responsible for taking care of your minor children or people who are unable to take care of themselves.