Common effects of opiate withdrawal include: 1  Nausea. 2  Stomach cramping. 3  Bone and muscle pain. 4  Goosebumps and chills. 5  Diarrhea. 6  Nausea and vomiting. 7  Anxiety. 8  Intense cravings for the drugs. 9  Insomnia. 10  Dilated pupils. 11  Irritation and agitation. 12  Suicidal thoughts. 13  Seizures. 14  Spiked fevers. 15  Coma.
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.
A will is a legal document you use to transfer assets you have accumulated during your lifetime to the people and institutions you want to have them after your death. The will also names an executor -- the person or people who will carry out your wishes.