Maybe you have had a loved one pass, and they didn't have a Will in place. Or maybe you are thinking about your own mortality.
Did a family member pass away and no one knew what they wanted? Burial or cremation?
If you do not have a will in place, your family will be left to make all of the decisions for you.
If you pass away and do not have a will in place, your children could be taken and placed in foster care until a judge determines a suitable person to care for them.
Our no cost will kit covers all these issues and much more.
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If any of those reasons above brought you here, then you have come to the right place.
If you just happened to land here, then I urge you to please think about your family. Are you prepared to leave them what is rightfully theirs?
What is a Will & Testament and why is it so important?
If you are like most Canadians, you have heard of a Will, but probably don't have one. You are not alone.
According to a May 2024 Narrative Research survey, 53% of Canadian adults reported they do not have a will and testament, while 43% have one and 4% were unsure.*
This is alarming because the purpose of a Will is to make sure your assets are properly handled when you die. Homes, cars, savings, life insurance and much more are all documented in a Will.
Through the Will, you decide how your assets are distributed to the people you love. Without a Will, the State decides who gets what... if anything.
Did you know? If you die without a Will in place, the State decides where your assets go.
What is a Living Will and why is it so important?
A Living Will, also called an advanced directive, is a legal document and is bound by law. It lays out your final wishes in the event that you can no longer make those decisions yourself, or you can no longer communicate what you want and-or-need.
Don't leave yourself unprotected
We have come across thousands of people who were unprepared for the death of their loved one, unprepared in the sense that they did not know what their loved one’s wanted in their final moments of life. So why do that to your family when you do not have to?
The Free Will Kit contains instructions to help you complete your Last Will and Testament, Durable Power of Attorney, and Advance Directive for Health Care.
Disclaimer: The author, the publisher and the vendor of these forms makes no representations or warranties regarding the outcome or the use to which these forms are put and are not assuming any liability for any claims, losses, or damages arising out of the use of these forms. The user should not rely on the author or the publisher of these forms for any professional advice. Always consult with a lawyer regarding the rules and regulations governing your residing state/province. The information provided is for illustrative purposes only and not for the purpose of providing legal advice. You should contact an attorney to obtain advice with respect to any particular issues and concerns related to the drafting of wills and other legal documents. Remember that individual situations and estate planning needs differ, and this Kit may not be suitable for your specific circumstances. Kit may vary upon receipt.
