All In One Wills Kit For Canada

This kit has all the forms and step-by-step instructions needed to plan an estate, as well as to write a will and health-care directive (living will).

SOLD AS A SHRINK-WRAPPED, THIN CARDBOARD SLEEVE THAT CONTAINS A UNIQUE CODE TO DOWNLOAD THE FORMS (PDF and Word format).Write your will quickly and legally! Be sure you decide how your belongings and assets will be divided and how your family will be taken care of with this simple, legal kit.Writing your own legal will is easier than you think! The Complete Canadian Wills Kit will show you how to make a legal will, and how to write a codicil when you need to amend your will.The kit also includes an enduring power of attorney, a health care directive, and a living will (as well as a representation agreement for BC residents), along with step-by-step instructions explaining how to fill out each form quickly and legally.Because you can never be too prepared, the kit explains how to plan for a funeral; revoke a power of attorney; inform survivors of insurance policies, banking, business, credit, and tax records; and much more.The kit includes instructions, by-the-number examples of filled-out forms, and blank forms for your use. You can write your will using your home computer, and update it whenever needed! It can be used in conjunction with Write Your Legal Will in 3 Easy Steps, available from Self-Counsel Press.Legal in all provinces except Quebec.Included in the kit:* Last Will and Testament* Codicil to a Will* Health Care Directive* Enduring Power of Attorney* Living Will* Representation Agreement (BC)* Documents to record vehicles and vessels, property and real estate, and contents of a house* Funeral Planning Checklist* -- And more!Downloadable Digital Forms Kit - SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS:* Microsoft Windows, Apple, OSX, GNU/Linux, or Sun Solaris* Desktop or laptop computer (smartphone not recommended) with connection to the internet* Web browser* Microsoft Word, Adobe Reader, or compatible software

Have You Made Your Will?If you die without making a valid will, your family and relatives may have to deal with various legal complications. To avoid this, it is essential to have your affairs and requests in order ahead of time.So You've Been Appointed Executor:The executor's job is much more involved than you might initially believe. At its simplest, the executor's role involves documenting assets of the deceased, paying the bills for the estate, and distributing assets to the rightful beneficiaries. These in themselves are not simple tasks, and there are many more to come.

Wills and estates matters can be complex and emotional. Many people feel that whatever has happened to derail an estate is the result of someone acting in a way that is selfish, greedy, or even criminal. Sometimes someone wants to stop abuse or fraud, or simply ensure the deceased’s wishes are carried out. Perhaps financial support from the estate is warranted and not received. Often, these types of issues need to be brought before the courts to be resolved. Contesting a Will without a Lawyer: The DIY guide for Canadians not only informs the reader of the types of lawsuits that touch on estates matters and what is involved in each to help with the decision of whether or not to sue over an estate dispute; it is also for those who decide to go ahead with a lawsuit on their own, to help them navigate paperwork and the court system. It answers questions such as: • What are the legal grounds for contesting a will? • What are the pros and cons of starting a lawsuit about a will? • What evidence will I need and how do I get it? • How long does it take? • Are there steps I should take before starting the lawsuit? • What forms do I need and how do I use them? • Do I need a lawyer or can I handle this myself? • Will the estate or the other side cover my costs? Author and lawyer Lynne Butler offers factual and straightforward explanations in this indispensable book for anyone considering estate litigation. The download kit contains: • Statement of Claim • Caveats • Checklists to help you on your way — And more!

That's SHOCKING .... 68% of people in the United States and Canada DO NOT have a WILL, according to a recent poll!! What will happen to their estate, property, and holdings when they die? Who gets the inheritance? That is serious! This "A Personal How-to Guide and WILLs Kit" will protect you. This book provides a walk-through to provide a safeguard for your final wishes in 3 simple and easy steps. Save yourself and your loved ones the headache, hassle, and thousands in legal fees with this practical book. Get this book today and protect yourself from losing your life savings and paying huge legal fees. You will be awestruck just how fast you can protect your future. Act NOW... get your copy today and follow-up with your Last WILL... NOW !!

Wills & Estate Planning For Canadians For Dummies walks you through the steps of planning your estate. This friendly guide will help you Reduce the tax you or your estate will pay Plan for your children's future Leave a charitable legacy Decipher the legal lingo in wills Prepare a living will to ensure you get the treatment you want Hire an estate planning team that will meet your needs Through practical advice from expert authors, this book helps you ensure that your affairs are in order, and your loved ones will be looked after.

We all know we need a will, one that is current and reflects our wishes and changing life events. So why do two-thirds of Canadians still die without a will - without a plan for passing on their assets the way they want? Why do Canadians still risk losing everything to creditors or the government, or certain relatives being awarded assets by provincial government formulas, none of which were the deceased’s intention? Approximately one out of four Canadians die suddenly, so advance will and estate planning is critical. In this third edition of the bestselling The Canadian Guide to Will and Estate Planning, Canada’s foremost author team of experts in estate planning provide you with insights and options, practical suggestions, and authoritative guidance. You can then discuss your customized and evolving needs and wishes with your professional advisors in an informed fashion, to ensure your assets are protected and your family and beneficiary needs are met with strategic tax and estate planning. This approach will save you time, money, tax, stress, and anxiety. Using practical checklists, real-life examples, and answers to frequently asked questions, Douglas Gray, LL.B, and John Budd, F.C.A., provide helpful guidance on many important topics, including guardianship, powers of attorney, trusts, probate, special options for small and family businesses, passing on the family cottage, charitable giving, tax planning, estate planning, insurance and much more. Also includes an extensive glossary and appendix, and invaluable resource information and websites. Completely updated to reflect the latest changes in relevant legislation and taxation, and with a new chapter on preserving and increasing your net worth, The Canadian Guide to Will and Estate Planning explains how to: Obtain expert legal advice to prepare a will to protect your interests and assets Ensure that your assets will pass to the intended beneficiaries without hassle Use special legal and estate planning strategies to protect your business Avoid family feuds and spousal disputes Minimize or avoid income taxes and capital gains taxes through strategic tax and estate planning Use the latest tax laws to maximize the benefits of charitable giving Don’t let the government be your principal beneficiary – take the time to plan ahead!

Making a last will is the only way for you to take control over these matters and to properly provide for your loved ones. Enodare has taken its years of estate planning experience and created a simple book to guide you through the process of making a last will. It's called "Make Your Own Last Will & Testament". Make Your Own Last Will & Testament will provide you with all you need to make your own customized last will. You will learn about last wills, making gifts, executors, intestacy, probate, estate tax, and much more. We'll show you how to: easily make a valid last will & testament ; amend or revoke an existing last will & testament ; make cash and specific item gifts ; appoint executors to wind up your estate ; appoint guardians to care for your children ; provide for the management of property gifted to young beneficiaries ; make funeral arrangements; and much more.--publisher.