Leaving on a trip. If something happens to me i want my personal property to go to my fiance
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Leaving on a trip. If something happens to me i want my personal property to go to my fiance
Own meat equipment and firearms and I
want them to go to my fiance and not my
kids
Asked on May 6, 2018 under Estate Planning, Michigan
Answers:
SJZ, Member, New York Bar / FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney
Answered 6 years ago | Contributor
A will: a will is how you determine who will inherit from you when you pass away, and furthermore, only a will determines who receives what from your estate (that is, from the property, assets, and money you leave behind). A simple will can be drafted quickly and inexpensively by an attorney, and the attorney can also make sure it is properly signed and witnessed. (A will that is not signed or witnessed in accordance with your state's laws is not valid.) Get a will drawn up, executed, and witnessed, and give a copy to your fiance for safe keeping.
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