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A will and a trust each say what happens to your property. Which one fits depends on your assets, family and the state where you live.
Common situations
- Making or updating a will
- Setting up a living trust
- Naming a guardian for children
- Planning for a family member with special needs
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- West Virginia
- Wyoming
Questions people ask
How often should I update a will?
After big life events such as marriage, divorce, a birth or a move to another state.
Are online forms enough?
Simple situations may work, but errors can invalidate a will. A lawyer can review it.
Does a trust save taxes?
Not automatically. A lawyer or tax advisor can explain how it applies to you.