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A will is even more essential if you want to leave assets to a partner you're not married to. Most states' intestacy laws are brutal on unmarried couples. Your live-in partner of 20 years could get nothing and be forced from your shared home.
If you own a home and the title is in your name alone at your death, it will have to go through probate. Probate is needed when you have assets titled in your name alone at your death. Keep in mind that having a Will does not avoid probate. A Will just tells the court how to distribute the property in your estate. If you have a life estate, you have already added your child or childrenâs names to the title of the property. This states who the owner of the asset will be when you die. Probate is generallynot needed when there is already another owner on the title of an asset.