What is the single most important thing to do after you have written a will?

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http://calgarylegalwills.com What is the single most important thing to do after you have written a will?  This is the single most important thing to do after you have written a will. Let others know that you have written a will and let them know where it is kept. At the very least, you should let your executor and alternate executor know where your will is being kept, but you may want to let other family members or friends know of its location as well.  This is the single most important thing to do after you have written a will. Let others know that you have written a will and let them know where it is kept. At the very least, you should let your executor and alternate executor know where your will is being kept, but you may want to let other family members or friends know of its location as well. Typically, a photocopy of a will is not sufficient. You should also let your executor or representative know of other important documents, such as your power of attorney, personal directive, or life insurance policy. As a rule, these documents only serve a purpose if others know of them and can find them.

Calgary Legal Wills FAQ - Burial or Cremation Wishes

Calgary Legal Wills FAQ - Should I indicate my funeral and burial/cremation wishes in my will?

Answer:
You can certainly indicate such wishes in your will. However, there are a couple things to consider. You should make sure that your funeral wishes aren’t so lavish that it bankrupts your estate. The other thing to consider is that a will may not be carefully read until after you are dead and buried. For this reason, I suggest making your funeral wishes known to family members prior to your death.

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