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The Will CentreTool

What should I bring to a will-drafting meeting?

Five questions about the meeting itself and what else you're preparing, so nothing gets left at home on the day. It only covers what to bring; your lawyer will ask about the rest at the meeting.

What you get. Answer 5 short questions about your situation and get a personalised list drawn from 13 possible documents, each with a one-line reason it is on the list. The list can include: Two pieces of government-issued identification; Your completed asset-and-debt list; Names, addresses and birthdates for your executor and alternate; A list of specific gifts and who should receive each one; Beneficiary designation summaries for RRSPs, TFSAs and insurance; Details of any existing will, and where it's kept; Any separation agreement, cohabitation agreement, or court order affecting your family; Names, addresses and birthdates for proposed guardians and an alternate.

Where this is used

In this centreCan my will actually decide who raises my children if I die?In this centreDo I need powers of attorney as well as a will?In this centreWhat actually has to happen at the signing appointment?In this centreCan my will follow Islamic inheritance principles and still be valid in Ontario?

Get the Will Journey by email

Thirteen weeks from listing what you own to a signed, stored will — executor, guardians, the document, signing, and keeping it current.

Where are you right now?

Three short emails a week for up to 13 weeks. Joining replaces any other email series from the firm.

Ready when you are.

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