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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

WHAT IS AN EXECUTOR?
- An Executor is the person you elect to administer your estate after you pass away.


WHAT IS A BENEFICIARY?
- Your beneficiary or beneficiaries is the person or people who will receive a monetary amount of money from your estate.


DOES MY EXECUTOR AND POWER OF ATTORNEY HAVE TO BE THE SAME PERSON?
- No! You can also have joint Executors and joint Powers of Attorney.


DO I HAVE TO FILL OUT MY FINANCIAL INFORMATION ON THE WILL QUESTIONNAIRE?
-  We do not need your financial information to draft a simple will,  however, we recommend that you keep a copy of the questionnaire that is  completed with financial and property information for your  Executor/Executrix so they may administer your estate with ease.


WHY DO I NEED TO LIST A SECONDARY POWER OF ATTORNEY OR EXECUTOR?
-  In the event that your POA or Executor becomes incapacitated or passes  away, it is always best to have a backup so that your estate can be  administered with ease.


HOW LONG WILL IT TAKE TO RECEIVE MY DOCUMENTS?
- We aim to have your documents ready within 10 days to sign.


WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A WILL AND A LIVING WILL?
- Powers of Attorney have replaced Living Wills. Your Will starts at the moment you pass away.


HOW MUCH DOES A WILL COST?

- Please visit our fee listing page. 

FEE LISTING

WILLS & POWERS OF ATTORNEY

HELPFUL LINKS

 

Will Questionnaire

Power of Attorney Questionnaire 

Ontario Estate Planning 

Your Legal Rights 

Estate Court Forms

Estates Act Estates Administration Act 

Ministry of Finance Estate Tax 

Office of the Public Guardian and Trustee

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