Last will and testament: ensuring your will is executedTuesday, July 22, 2014
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A properly prepared will - reviewed periodically to allow for changes in your personal, emotional, and financial situations - is critical to successful estate planning. Without a will, your financial affairs will be in limbo after your death and it will take some time before a provincial court will appoint an administrator. A will gives you the opportunity to put the right person in charge as executor and to designate who will inherit your assets.
Your will should be updated as changes in your life occur.
These changes may include: - A death, birth, marriage, divorce of your beneficiaries.
- You choose those people who will receive your property and assets.
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