Possibly. A will gives the testator control over how the property is distributed after death. A will may benefit you financially or emotionally after you are gone, as it allows you to direct who receives your property after your death. If you own a devisable real, personal, or digital property that is bequeathable (subject to certain exceptions), you can choose who will receive that property when you die through a will. Similarly, you can prevent certain individuals from inheriting some or all of your assets upon your death through intestacy (the operation of law) by making full disposition through a will.