This document discusses important considerations for creating a will, including choosing how to distribute assets, selecting beneficiaries, appointing an executor, and nominating guardians for children. It recommends distributing assets as percentages rather than specific items, leaving clear instructions for alternative beneficiaries in case the primary ones predecease you. When choosing an executor, consider someone who is responsible and can handle potential family disagreements. Be sure to ask potential child guardians permission before listing them in your will to reduce the chance they refuse. The will must be properly signed and witnessed to be legally valid.