1Meet Theo and Grace. They keep meaning to write their wills.
2A will says what you want to happen to your assets when you die. Everyone over 18 should have one.
3It can cover who looks after children under 18, gifts to charities, and even your funeral wishes.
4Without a will, the law decides who gets your assets. It can take longer, and may not be what you wanted.
5A solicitor or Public Trustee can prepare a will. In some states, pensioners and people over 60 can have one prepared by the Public Trustee at no cost.
6Theo and Grace store their wills safely and update them after big changes like marriage, divorce or a new grandchild.
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