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this post was submitted on 11 Aug 2023
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Assuming you're a normal person and therefore have a complicated, toxic relationship with your family such that you don't want your estate split evenly between your next of kin, a will with which to scorn each of them one last time.
Don't skip the paperwork for declaring your executor and/or a living will either - you don't want those presumedly slimy bastards making medical decisions for you while you're in a coma.
You should will each person you want to scorn at least one dollar. They then can not argue that they were simply forgotten.