I've drafted dozens (probably close to one hundred now) wills.
Trust me, it is worth the couple hundred dollars to have a lawyer draft your will for you. Not only will the document actually say what you want it to say, but the lawyer will provide feedback that you likely haven't thought. I don't think a single will has remained the same after I started asking questions about what their specific plans were.
I'm not in private practice anymore, so I can't do them, but
Troutman can. I hear he's good too
