"I am planning to leave a will so that my assets are distributed evenly among my children. How can I make sure it is legally valid?" Wills that do not strictly follow the five methods prescribed by the Civil Act (handwritten will, recording, notarized deed, sealed deed, and oral will) are highly likely to be invalid. The safest and most reliable method is to prepare a notarized will ('will notarization'). Law Firm Jonjae participates from the will-drafting stage, reviews it to ensure there are no legal defects, and provides advice to minimize the possibility of disputes such as future claims for the return of the reserved portion of inheritance. 💡 Will Notarization Expert: Partner Attorney Park Sang-jin Attorney Park Sang-jin, a partner at Law Firm Jonjae, is a will-notarization expert who previously served as a director of the Trust Lawyers Association of the Korean Bar Association. Through meticulous legal review, he helps ensure a flawless inheritance and asset succession without disputes.