1. Funeral arrangements
Whenever you may feel the urge to tell your family what they should do with your body after you pass away, this is definitely something you don’t want to include in your will.
Open the discussion about a possible cremation or about your desire to spread the ashes in some forest you loved while you’re still alive.
Actually, if you consider it appropriate, you can make your own funeral arrangements so when the inevitable moment comes, your relatives will know exactly what do to. We know this might not be a pleasant discussion but it’s pretty important.
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