Why Every Adult in the DMV Needs a Will

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If you die without a will, the law of your state — not you — decides who inherits your assets and who is appointed to raise your minor children. For most people, that alone is reason enough to put a will in place.

What a will actually does

1. Directs who receives your assets.
2. Names an executor to carry out your wishes.
3. Names guardians for minor children.

A will is a starting point, not the whole plan

For many families, a will works best alongside trusts, powers of attorney, and healthcare directives — a coordinated plan rather than a single document.