Heath Ledger's will reveals that he left everything to his parents and sisters, and not to his baby daughter and his ex-love Michelle Williams. Ledger, who died in January from "acute intoxication" from the "abuse of prescription medications," prepared his will in April 2003, and it was never updated, even after he lived with Michelle and had a baby daughter. There is a catch, though (isn't there always?): Ledger's will never directly references the millions he made in his biggest assets. Court papers in New York revealed that he has just $145,000 in assets from his bank accounts, Toyota Prius, and furniture, while the future of his Australian properties, Brooklyn home, and trust funds remain uncertain. We'll have to see how that pans out. As if that weren't complicated enough, someone in England has also been posing at Heath Ledger's dad, Kim, to contact his friends and arrange free flights and hotel stays. "While the case...has generated extraordinary public interest, it has also, unfortunately, brought out the worst in human nature," Ledger's lawyer Harvey Corn wrote. Corn also sealed files in Australia to protect the family's privacy. Stock picture by Snapper Media