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Will I have to disclose all of my assets to my attorney in order to have my will drafted?

No.  In order to draft your will your attorney will only need to know what types of assets you possess and an approximate valuation of each type.  You should not need to disclose each specific asset and its exact value.

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  • Why do I need a will?
  • Do I still need a will even if I don’t have significant assets?
  • Will I have to disclose all of my assets to my attorney in order to have my will drafted?
  • What happens if I die without a will?
  • If I have a will drafted, will I ever have to modify it at a later date?
  • Can my will specify who I would like to take care of my children should something happen to me?
  • What is a trust?
  • Do I need a trust?
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