Wills and Power of Attorney are the documents that describe the wishes of an individual.

This most important document decides;

(a) where will your assets go after your death

(b) who will be the executor

(c) if you have kids, who will step in as their guardian to take care of them.

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A will is extremely important document regardless of a person’s status as married or single, with or without children

If a person died without a will, what happens after their death;

1. Estate will be distributed to your next kin by the Government under provincial Laws

2. Distribution will be different from how you would have wanted

3. Creates stress and lot of administrative work for loved ones you leave behind

4. Common law spouse will have no right to share of the estate without making a claim against the estate.

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There are several issues that can be addressed while preparation;

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• Distribution of Estate

• Distribution of Gifts

• Distribution to Charities

• Payment of liabilities and debts

• Funeral and Burial Instructions

• Appointment of Guardian for Minor Children

• Appointment of Litigation Guardian