Get Yourself Some ‘Will' Power
Femina|July 9, 2018

A will is the only tool that helps plan distribution of your assets after your demise. Neeti Jaychander gives you the lowdown

Neeti Jaychander
Get Yourself Some ‘Will' Power

To paraphrase a famous quote by Benjamin Franklin—nothing in this world is certain, except death and taxes. It may be unpleasant but it is the truth. While you may not be able to control when and how your life comes to an end, you can certainly decide how your assets are distributed after your death. If you’re wondering how to go about preparing your will, we have some pointers to help you out.

What is it?

Lawyer Sulagna Narayan says, “A will is a legal declaration of a person’s intention that she seeks to have performed after her death.” Once made by the testator (the person making a will), it can only be revoked during her lifetime.

Why do I need it?

This story is from the July 9, 2018 edition of Femina.

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