If you mean to involve your lawyer, does it mean you will also let him access your Bitcoin wallet? That's the dumbest decision you'll ever make if ever.

Don't let a stranger access your bitcoin no matter how you find him trustable. Teach your family member instead and make him aware how to maximize the security of your wallet so that your bitcoin won't definitely go into waste in the future.

Property documents and papers and Bitcoin wallet seeds are not the same thing because in this case, no matter how much you forge the signature on the property document, you will not benefit from it. But if someone takes a look at your Bitcoin wallet security or 24 or 12-word seed and notes it down, your property will become someone else's for life, but your personal lawyer will not be able to do anything in this case. That is, if you can find someone you trust in your family, it will be safer to leave it here than with your personal lawyer.

As I said, each method has its pros and cons, none of them gives us absolute safety and we need to choose the kind of risk we are willing to face. In this case, I would rather trust my wife or mother than anyone who is not my relative. The risk I face is that my wife or mother could access my bitcoins if we have a falling out but that is still much better than having my bitcoins accessed and taken by a stranger (lawyer).

We don't trust banks and are afraid they will freeze or steal our money. Likewise, lawyers are also third parties, what guarantees that lawyers won't do that to our assets, especially with bitcoin because just by getting the seed phrase, they can own all our assets? Choose the type of risk you will face.

I heard of a story where a man has been accumulating Bitcoin for some years and that was his only investment so he wrote a will on how the Bitcoin will be shared among his children and it was handled over to his lawyer his children knew that there dad had a Bitcoin because he told them when he dead the lawyer read out the will of there father on how to share the Bitcoin the lawyer was the one holding the secret phrase and password and he transferred to each of his children in there own personal wallet according to the writing will, so a lawyer can always be trusted you can't lie for your lawyer so you need to trust him, lawyers are trained in other to deliver the duties without being bias especially to there client, you can also decide to trust a family member but the story's I have heard about trusting a family member with your wallet has not been good story's.
It is not good that you don't trust anyone with your bitcoin a lot of people has dead and there Bitcoin in there wallet is just there but trusting people also with your Bitcoin is also very risky because they can do away with it without your knowledge.
I will advise you do what ever your mind tells you to do so you won't have to blame anyone when things go wrong.

Honestly, it’s best to manage your own bitcoin investment without other people involving it. Hold your bitcoin privately and secretly. However, if your concern is to pass your investment into your kids or family member, then do it now while you can. Start teaching them now so that they will develop their knowledge and skills when it comes to successfully hodling your investment.

Stay away from relying on a lawyer. Yes, they can be trusted in other matters but never with bitcoin. Prioritize your family first before asking help from a total stranger.

This issue has been discussed many times on the forum and there are hundreds of conflicting opinions because we are different in many aspects of life, from personality, challenges to living environment...Some people have many trustworthy relatives but some people don't have any trustworthy relatives around. Some people prefer to do things by themselves because they believe it is the safest way for them, but some people need help or want to share with relatives or people they trust the most...So it depends on your life and choose whichever method you feel works best for you.
Keep things simple, don't complicate things and try to run after others when you're not in their shoes.

I think the issue with will is different for a crypto asset and trusting a lawyer with it is absolutely a wrong decision for me because we’re all humans and bound by challenges which most times are unexpected.
Your lawyer as a human might be faced with a serious challenge and the temptation of tempering with your asset since they have full access to it and believing to refund it before the need arises, which he might not even meet up.
From my own point of view, I think the traditional bank is one place to safe guard our secret phase and I understand that the purpose of bitcoin is to break free from the local bank and any central means of monetary exchange but in this case scenario, I still believe the bank which isn’t controlled by just an individual but rather a board of management and directors will be more safer.

In terms of financial trust a someone is very difficult even if is your family’s member there’s some that you can give them your password so that they can handle your wallets, but at the end of day it will of story that’s why I said trusts someone in terms of holding your wallet it will very difficult; but I will say you may consider a lawyers.

Because we know that the lawyer to secure everybody properties, know matter how long it will take you can get your properties back anytime times you want am, so in this case I will prove that I will trust a lawyer than somes family’s in terms of financial security.

For those who do not have trusted family members, a lawyer will definitely be safe. Just as they keep documents, land papers, insurance papers, safe with a bank or personal lawyer, they can keep the Words Seeds of their Bitcoin wallet safe if that lawyer is very trustworthy. However, if there is a trusted family member, that would be better, but if there is no trusted person, then a lawyer can be chosen as the second option.

I would probably never trust my seed phrase to a lawyer, even despite his high competence. I trust my family more, I understand that there are many betrayals and people do many bad things because of money, but in my understanding, if there is no trust in the family, then I do not see the point in living together with a person you cannot trust. It is better for someone to know about your coins, because if something happens to you, they will remain inaccessible, perhaps even forever.