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You can destroy your Will, Durable Power of Attorney, or Living Will at any time to cancel it.
What happens if I pass on without a Will?
If you pass on without a Will, your State will decide how your assets are distributed. Each State has a law that determines who will take your possessions when you die. In fact, if you die without a Will and if none of your close family members are alive at the time of your passing, the government will inherit all of your belongings.
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