The short answer is yes – you do. Why you may ask. A will is a plan for what happens to your assets and possessions after you die.  You can also nominate a guardian for any minor children. If you do not have a valid will then these may be divided according to legislation and the decision about where children live made by a Court.

You should look to update your will on a regular basis and certainly when you marry, divorce, death of your spouse or beneficiary, birth of any child(ren), incapacity of an executor or a significant change in assets.