Is making a will good or bad?

There are advantages and disadvantages of making a will before death, which are described as follows.

First of all, the main benefits are as follows:

1: You can distribute your property at will.

One of the advantages of making a will is that personal property can be distributed according to one's own wishes after death. If there is no will, the property will be inherited by all his legal heirs. This means that the person you want to benefit may not get the amount you want to give, or only get a little benefit, while the person who is not close to you and you don't like or want to give it to him gets a lot.

For example, unmarried people with long-term partners, according to such laws, partners will get nothing. For another example, a spouse who is going through the divorce procedure but has not completed the divorce procedure and has no will can inherit your property.

2. You can choose a guardian for underage children.

The will allows the testator to choose a guardian for the child and reserve more funds for the child. If there is no will, minor children may only get a small part of the inheritance.

Second, the shortcomings of your will.

First, if all legal heirs know that the testator has made a will, if they dispose of the property unevenly, or even deprive the legal heirs of their inheritance rights, it will cause resentment.

2. I hope that the deceased will die early.

The testator has designated heirs in his will, and some heirs may expect the decedent to die earlier in order to get the inheritance, so that they can inherit the inheritance immediately. So in reality, there have also been cases of killing the decedent.

To sum up, the testator can weigh the advantages and disadvantages, learn lessons and cherish the heritage.