A Last Will and Testament, also known as the “Last Will” is one if not the most essential estate planning document one can have. For example, a Will allows you to name your Personal Representative (aka Executor), who is the person you appoint to manage the transfer of your Probate assets upon your death. It also allows you to name your beneficiaries and what they are to inherit as opposed to the State of Florida dictating who gets your assets when you pass away. If you would like to know what are the things you should consider when drafting a Will, read our blog post, Things to Consider When Drafting a Will.