Most people, even the most sensible ones, put off making a will. "I am too young to make a will" or "I don't really need to make a will" are two common justifications. Some worry about the cost of a will, others feel they have nothing to pass on. In reality these risky approaches are often unfounded. Life is unpredictable and uncertain. Even when you are in perfect health, it is always advisable to make a will because uncertainty might strike at any time.
You devote your entire life accumulating wealth and ensuring a secure future for your family. Without a will, things can become complicated for the people you leave behind. Your estate, money, and valuable possessions may not go to the people you desire, and you should not leave it to chance. Most common disputes emerge as a result of the lack of a will.