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Prince’s Death Shows Why You Need a Last Will and Testament

by Sodoma Law | Jul 15, 2016 | Blog, News, Wills and Trusts

Do you have a will? U.S. News and World Report interviewed David DuFault on why music icon Prince’s death highlights why we all need a last will and testament.

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