This is one of the most common reasons people delay a will. If life feels simple and assets are modest, it’s easy to assume a will wouldn’t change much.
A will isn’t about how much you have. It’s about reducing guesswork.
It matters the moment:
- more than one person could reasonably expect something
- someone would need authority to act
- decisions could otherwise be delayed
Clarity doesn’t scale with wealth. It scales with relationships.
As discussed earlier, it’s often the absence of direction — not the size of an estate — that causes the most difficulty.
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