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hey there so in this video were gonna talk about where you should store your last will and testament Im Paul Rabelais Im an estate planning attorney asked quite a bit Paul where should we keep our last will and testament and its an important question because when somebody passes away people need to have access to the will the you know the right people need to have access because it needs to be we know one of the first things that happens it gets filed and the succession or probate proceeding to start the succession perhaps get the executor confirmed by a judge and then ultimately at the end have a judge order the disposition of the assets to the heirs that are named in the will so its really critical that the original can be located easily after somebody passes away a lot of different options there on where to keep it lets talk through a few of them first one as some people say well you know we did a will forty years ago I guess it was filed at the courthouse you know at least he