Drafting of Wills: When people ask, "why do I need a will?" we tell them that a will provides peace of mind and directions for your heirs. It can also reduce the costs of probate and in some cases reduce tax burden. Whether your estate is worth a thousand or a million, without a will your heirs will be stuck trying to decide what they think you would have wanted in sharing your property. Often, differences of opinion can lead to lasting rifts and contention among family members. By drafting a will, you direct your heirs and give them a foundation for distributing your property in a manner that is faster and less expensive to administrate than if you die without a will. Your departing should not be the beginning of family strife that adds to family grief. To assure that your family has the direction it needs, and that your wishes are realized after your death, we recommend that you stop putting off this necessary step in life's planning.