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5 Key Questions to Answer When Creating Your Will By Eric P. Rothenberg, Esq. ... What is an executor, and who should I appoint? ... What Is Your Family Situation? ... Are you leaving enough money to care for your family? ... How do you want your assets distributed? ... Can I do this myself, or should I use a professional?

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How will assets be disbursed and when? What kind of trust is it? Is there anything that the beneficiary must do to receive the assets? By asking these questions a beneficiary can start to get an idea of the nature of the trust.

Executor and Trustee Powers You should always list the powers you want your Executor and Trustee to have. If you do not list these powers, the simplest of tasks, such as selling your house, will not easily be accomplished.

To draft the most effective will, here's what you need to think about ahead of time: What specific property and assets do you own? ... Who do you want to provide for? ... Should all of your heirs inherit equally? ... Do you have specific goals for your will? ... If you have minor children, who should be named as a guardian?