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Do You Need a Will if You Don't Have Much Money? Orlando, FL Attorney Answers
July 23, 2022
Geoff Hoatson
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candidly, you may not. If you have nothing of value to your name, no bank account, no automobile, not a red cent, you may not need a will. However, if you do have anything, and you would like to direct where that goes, whether that be to your children or grandchildren, charities or religious institutions, you need a will in order to make sure that the things that you have go to the people or places that you want it to go. Without that the state is going to decide where those things go. And oftentimes, it's not what you would want. So if you want to save your children or family members that headache, it makes sense to have a will
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