Do YOU Have A Will?

In his Web Wealth column in today's Philadelphia Inquirer Business section Reid Kanaley writes:  "Writing a will may not be the most pressing issue on your mind, so it remains one of the most important things that a lot of people never do."  Thank you Web Wealth:

Only half of Americans with children have wills.  Meanwhile, dying young is a fact of life and a will can be used to designate guardians for children, leave property to an unmarried partner, or designate how to handle digital assets and social media accounts-a growing issue as we conduct more of our business and personal lives online.  If you die intestate, or without a will, it's likely that a court-appointed stranger will divvy up your loot.  You'll be dead so it's not your problem.  But it will create complications for your family and friends