1. What is a will?
As a legal act, will is to deal with and arrange personal property or other affairs in the way prescribed by law before natural life, within the scope permitted by law. It only takes effect when the testator dies.
A will can be written by the testator himself; Or there are more than two witnesses present, and one of them will write a will; Or print a will; Or a video conference; In case of emergency, you can also make an oral will or a notarized will. All paper records must be signed and marked with year, month and day.
As time goes by, the testator can withdraw or change or add a will. If the former will is changed, the later will shall prevail.
A forged or tampered will is invalid, and the will must be the true meaning of the testator. Wills made by fraud or coercion are also invalid.
Most of the wills made by young people are notarized wills, supplemented by audio and video recordings. After all, making a will on a smartphone is real-time and convenient.
2. The role of will.
At present, young people's economic ability and spending power are still quite strong. Compared with their parents, many young people have owned real estate, vehicles, deposits and so on very early. The purpose of the will is to make arrangements for those people.
There are also many young people who like to hoard shoes or buy funds, stocks and so on. Or like to keep some small animals, such as cats, dogs and so on. They also need to be arranged.
Young people sometimes get together with their closest relatives, and sometimes write down the content of expressing their feelings and what they have no time to say in their wills.
3. The young man's will.
Think of a joke, do you want to inherit my coke? Young people are also very open to death. Although they are not as serious as their parents, they are also serious about life. Old people usually make wills, but young people are also at ease.
I see all kinds of news of sudden resignation through my mobile phone every day, as if I will one day. It is better to deal with it scientifically than to worry about it. Wills are also a good idea. After all, it is only a matter of time before a will is made, so it is more pragmatic to look at young people like this.
It is not so much what they are worried about as what they are shouldering, knowing their obligations and responsibilities and taking responsibility. To tell you the truth, I admire this generation of young people making wills.
In fact, as a young man, I care more about my present life than my will. Scientific schedule, reasonable and healthy eating habits, proper exercise, more time to communicate with family and friends, live in the present, or even better every day.