A will is a curious thing. It’s practically meaningless for legal purposes while you are alive; when you die, it’s really the only thing that has any legal validity. To quote Benjamin Franklin, “In this world nothing can be said to be certain, except death and taxes.” When you discuss Wills, you have to discuss dying. Not a cheery subject, but a necessary one. So, dear reader, let’s be frank, you are going to die; Hopefully, not for many years, but nonetheless, at some time.