Last Will and Testament

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PART 1: Information about You

A testator is an individual who has made a valid will or testament that is in effect at the time of their death.

Name(Required)

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Middle Name

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Last Name(Required)

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Province of Residence(Required)

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City of Residence(Required)

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Phone Number(Required)

Your Email Address(Required)

PART 2: Information about Your Family

What is Your Marital Status?(Required)

Single

Married

In A Common Law Relationship

Full Name of Spouse(Required)

First Last

Full Name of Spouse(Required)

First Last

Do you have any living children?(Required)

Yes

Add Child(Required)

Full Name of Child

Date of Birth for Child (DD/MM/YYYY))

Whom would you like to appoint as a guardian for your minor children?

(Should both parents predecease your children)

Your Relation to the Guardian

Full Name of Guardian’s Spouse

Please remember to Capitalize the first letter of First, Middle, and Last Name.

PART 3: Appointing Your Executor/Trustee

Name of Executor(Required)

Please remember to Capitalize the first letter of First, Middle, and Last Name - An executor is a person appointed by a testator to carry out the terms of their will.

Would you like to appoint CoExecutors?

Yes

One or two individuals can be appointed as executors, with options commonly including a spouse, relative, or close friend. If coexecutors are chosen, they must be willing to collaborate, as their only legal option in case of disagreement is going to court. Additionally, your executor must be an adult at the time of your passing. Yes/No

Name of the second executor

Please remember to Capitalize the first letter of First, Middle, and Last Name

Substitute Executor(Required)

Please remember to Capitalize the first letter of First, Middle, and Last Name - If said executor(s) is unable or refuses to act

PART 4: Distribution of Estate & Additional

Do you want to add beneficiaries?

Yes

A beneficiary in a will is someone who receives assets or benefits from the deceased person's estate, as named in the will.

List Your Beneficiaries

Name of Beneficiary

shall receive % (Percentage Amount)

of all assets owned by me at the Time of my death

Special Bequests

An example of a bequest is when the testator designates certain property to be given to a specific beneficiary upon their death. This could include items such as real estate, investments, cash, stocks, bonds, jewelry, collectibles and other valuables. The bequest is executed by the executor of the will after the testator's death. Example: "I bequeath my 2015 Honda Civic, with license plate number ABC123, to my nephew, John Doe, to be transferred into his ownership within thirty days a􀅌er my death."

Burial Requests

A burial request is a person's specific instructions for their funeral and burial arrangements, often included in their will or estate planning documents. Example: "I request that my funeral service be held in accordance with Islamic customs, with the prayer recited over my body before I am laid to rest. I request a simple burial with no elaborate casket or headstone, as is traditional in Islam." Example: "I request to be cremated after my death. I would like my ashes to be scattered in the ocean. I do not want a formal memorial service, and would prefer that my family members celebrate my life in their own way."

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Last Will and Testament

PART 1: Information about You

PART 2: Information about Your Family

PART 3: Appointing Your Executor/Trustee

PART 4: Distribution of Estate & Additional

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