Step 1: Decide what to include in your will. List your assets that will be included in your will.

Step 2: Choosing who will be receiving the will. Make sure you have a clear idea about the person or entity who’ll inherit your assets.

Step 3: Choosing a notary. Your will must be notarized to be legally valid.

Step 4: Find a witness. Two independent witnesses will be required to sign your will to make it legally valid.

Step 5: Store your will in a safe and secure place.

How To Become a Mediator

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Step 1: Decide what to include in your will. List your assets that will be included in your will.

Step 2: Choosing who will be receiving the will. Make sure you have a clear idea about the person or entity who’ll inherit your assets.

Step 3: Choosing a notary. Your will must be notarized to be legally valid.

Step 4: Find a witness. Two independent witnesses will be required to sign your will to make it legally valid.

Step 5: Store your will in a safe and secure place.

How To Become a Mediator

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