Wills are a vital legal document that you should have in place as soon as you start accumulating any significant assets. If you die without a will, or intestate, as is the legal term, your assets will be distributed according to state laws by someone appointed by the court. This almost always has unexpected consequences and leaves out a person or organization you wanted to leave something of value to. Whether you are wealthy or not, you should have a will in place. Still, writing a will is a serious undertaking. Your will can have lasting consequences, which is why you should carefully consider many factors before drafting the document. The following six questions will help you structure your will [...]