Following Matthew Perry's untimely passing, details regarding the handling of his estate have surfaced. Perry's will, drafted in 2009, establishes the "Alvy Singer Living Trust," named after Woody Allen's character in "Annie Hall." Notably, Perry stipulated that any potential children he might have were intentionally omitted from inheriting his fortune. Instead, beneficiaries include his parents, half-sister, and ex-girlfriend. Executors named in the will are Lisa Ferguson and Robin Ruzan. At the time of his death, Perry had over $1 million in personal property. The cause of his death was determined to be accidental due to the acute effects of ketamine, with contributing factors including drowning and coronary artery disease. Perry's Friends co-stars mourned his loss, emphasizing their deep bond beyond the screen. Perry's representatives have been contacted for comment.