A will deed is a legal document that grants ownership of tangible assets to the testator’s (the person who creates the will) heirs upon the testator’s passing. To prevent future legal problems between the heirs, it includes rules for the division and disposal of property and assets. However, the testator has the right to modify or revoke it at any moment.

A will deed is made to leave possessions and inheritances to heirs after the creator or testator passes away. Let’s explore the subtleties.