+1For some people with simple requirements the default disposition would suffice, and even in the absence of a will, for some it's more important to make sure they have named beneficiaries for accounts and assets (PoD, ToD) that allow that.Not for your sake but the sake of anyone you care about so 1) your wishes are fulfilled and 2) it makes dealing with the "business end" of your loss MUCH easier. Frankly I wish it was a federal law that everyone past the age of 21 had to have a will on file, like it must accompany your tax returns or something (not every year per se, maybe every 5 yrs).
I’m dealing with a lack of a designated beneficiary on an account. It is messy!
Statistics: Posted by Ktndlx — Fri Mar 22, 2024 11:27 pm — Replies 11 — Views 1330