Your Last Will and Testament designates how you want your assets to pass after you death, and lets you name a person to administer your estate. You also want a Will if you need to name guardians for your minor children. 

A Medical Power of Attorney lets you name an Agent to act on your behalf to make health care decisions while you are living but unable to make decisions for yourself. 

A Trust lets you provide instructions for how your assets should be managed during your lifetime, and after your death. You will name a Trustee. It is important to speak with an attorney to determine if this document is necessary for you. 

An Advanced Directive is sometimes called a Living Will. This document allows you to explain what kind of medical treatment, and advanced measures, you would like a hospital to take if you are unable to communicate your wishes and you have a terminal condition or you are in a persistent vegetative state. 

A General Durable Power of Attorney lets you name a person to act on your behalf for financial issues. This document allows your agent to manage your finances during your life, if you are incapacitated. 

Lets you give instructions on what should happed to your body after your death.