An Indiana last will and testament contains a legally enforceable set of instructions for distributing a person’s property after they die. The person who creates the will is known as a testator, while the people, or organizations, that receive property under a will are called beneficiaries. Along with distributing property, wills may also appoint executors, who oversee the distribution process, and guardians, who help take care of beneficiaries that are not yet adults.

Laws – Title 29 (Probate)