Wills
What is a Will?
- A will is a written document that lists the people or organizations who will receive the assets of your estate upon your death.
- A will also allows you to name the guardian for your minor children and the custodian for assets that may pass to your minor children.
- However, a will is not a way to avoid probate. If this is your goal, you should consider a living trust with a “back-up will.”
- If you die without a will, California law will determine who receives your estate. Therefore, to ensure that your estate is distributed according to your wishes, a will is an important estate-planning device.
- Rochford Law Group can draft a will according to your needs. We offer very reasonable rates, so feel free to contact us via e-mail or telephone.
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