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A valid will is one of the most important parts of your estate plan. They help you draft a will that will clearly set out the distribution of your assets after your death, and provide clarity regarding your wishes if there is any dispute regarding your assets. This is particularly important in case of large or blended families where previous spouses, stepchildren or children of spouses can make claims on a person's estate. By taking control and maintaining an up-to-date will with their help, you can control exactly how your assets will be divided and who will get what.