Last Will & Testament Documents

What is a last will & testament??

A last will and testament is a document that outlines what happens to your assets, such as your house or car. It also names an executor who is responsible for the distribution of these assets after you die. A good will and testament ensures that all your wishes are carried out according to law and with respect for your family’s feelings on the matter.

Why should you have a last will and testament? 

There is nothing more important than having a last will and testament in order to secure your assets for you and your loved ones. A last will and testament can help avoid the pain of worrying about what happens to your estate when you die, or who is entitled to receive it. It also ensures that if anything should happen, there is someone assigned with the responsibility of making sure that all responsibilities are met. 

A will would work with other documents like power of attorney, durable power of attorney, living wills, etc., to ensure that everything runs smoothly after death. The process may seem tedious at first but most people find that they feel relieved afterwards because they know their family’s future is safe.

It is never too early to start thinking about your legacy. Do you have a will? If not, what are you waiting for? You never know when it might be too late to make one. Dying without a will means that the court has to decide who gets your property and money. It can lead to bitter arguments between family members – or even an expensive lawsuit. A last will and testament is simple, inexpensive, and effective way of avoiding all these issues!

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If you want to make sure your estate is handled the way you would like it, a will and testament are essential. In Canada, wills must be signed by two witnesses who can attest that they were present when you executed this document. Our team provides last will and testament documents completed in a timely manner so don’t hesitate to reach out if you need help or advice for what steps to take next.

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