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Nobody wants to think about losing their loved one. But the sad reality is that young and old alike face the death of their spouse or life partner. If the worst occurs, you don’t want to be left reeling without a plan in place to handle your estate and the possessions...
Updated Nov. 19, 2024 Creating a Will is the smartest way to stay in control over who gets your property, who administers your estate, and who will care for your children. Our LegalShield provider law firms are presenting exclusive webinars for Make-A-Will Month. As a...
You don’t have to be Jeff Bezos to want your savings, personal belongings and other assets to go to the people you love most when you pass on instead of who is next in line according to provincial regulations. That is about as cold as it sounds. This means you...
Broadly speaking, a living will is a document that sets out how you would like to be cared for if you become medically incapacitated in some way, either partially or completely, short-term or long-term. The expression “living will” is commonly used in Canada...
