will 遗嘱,意愿
Written document(testament)by which a person(the testator)directs how his or her assets(estate)are to be distributed upon death.Among other provisions,a will may appoint executors to administer the estate,name guardian for a child,and/or make arrangement for payment of obligations.Commonly,the law requires that the testator must have testamentary capacity when making the will,and that it be witnessed by two or more credible witnesses.It is not always necessary,however,that the will bears the signature of the testator.Someone else may sign it on behalf of and in the presence of the testator and a required number of witnesses.