If you don’t have a Will when you pass away, your estate might not end up where you want it. Instead of your loved ones getting what you intended, the courts and laws decide and if there’s no clear heir, the government might swoop in and take it all.

And if you’ve got kids who are still minors, things get even messier. Without a Will, the courts pick guardians for them, which might not be who you’d want. This can lead to fights and more legal bills, eating into what you wanted to leave behind.

Creating a Will is crucial. It guarantees that your desires are honored, your family is looked after, and you avoid bothersome legal troubles. It’s about safeguarding your legacy and providing peace of mind for yourself and your loved ones..