Legal Question in Wills and Trusts in California

The witnesses do not have to include their addresses but why not have them put it in [why not also type or print their names]. While you might not have any current investments or property, in preparing a Will you have to consider what you might have when you die. Also consider setting up a trust to avoid the cost and delay of probate?

It's good to have their addresses, in case they need to be contacted if there's a question about the will's execution after your death. If you have nothing to fund a trust, it makes no sense to create one. But at some later date, you can create a trust and it could be funded with insurance proceeds, real property, etc.