An Arkansas last will and testament allows people to determine what will become of their assets after they die. Wills can address any type of property, including land, and can direct it to any beneficiary, including charitable organizations. The process of passing property in this way is called testate succession to distinguish it from intestate succession, which is the set of laws that govern what happens to property that belonged to people who lack a will.

Laws – Title 28 (Wills, Estates, and Fiduciary Relationships)