A family trust is another option when it comes to providing for children. A trust can potentially help avoid probate, allow control over assets after death, and even save families money on estate and inheritance taxes. The correct option for your estate depends upon your specific situation. Consult with an attorney before deciding and have the attorney oversee the process since both wills and trusts are complicated matters. States fall into one of two categories with regard to property that you can bequeath when a spouse is involved. The two categories are community property and common law property.  In community property states, half of a couple's estate accumulated during the marriage belongs to the spouse. Therefore, the will cannot give away property that belongs to the spouse unless each party signed a prenuptial agreement with regard to the estate. Community property states are Arizona, California, Idaho, Louisiana, Nevada, New Mexico, Texas, Washington, and Wisconsin. Residents of Alaska may also choose the community property system by signing an agreement to do so.  In common law property states, which is every other state not listed above, the person owns anything on which he or she is the sole signer for the deed, contract, or other ownership documents. The person can bequeath any of this property as he or she sees fit. Various types of legal agreements—prenuptial, ante-nuptial, divorce settlements, trusts, etc.—control where assets go upon your death. A will does not cover these assets. Before you create a will, determine if any previous agreements control the distribution of any part of your property. Identify yourself by name, social security number, and address. Placing these identifying factors on your will helps to ensure that your will isn't confused with that of someone else who has the same name. You may also include your date of birth to further identify yourself. If you don't have a social security number, provide a different form of ID, such as a driver's license or state issued ID...

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Pertimbangkan juga dana kepercayaan keluarga. Pahami mana yang menjadi bagian hukum dan komunitas. Pertimbangkan semua perjanjian yang mengatur. Identifikasi diri Anda sendiri di surat warisan untuk mencegah kebingungan. Buat deklarasi. Masukkan detail-detail keluarga. Pilih pelaksana (di beberapa negara bagian/provinsi, posisi ini dinamakan "perwakilan pribadi”). Berdayakan sang wali. Wariskan aset-aset Anda. Masukkan hadiah-hadiah sesuai kondisi. Nyatakan aset-aset spesifik yang ada. Menulislah sespesifik mungkin. Berlakukan surat warisannya.