Under Ontario law, a common law spouse can only make a claim under the succession law reform act as a dependent and may not be able to claim against assets so if you want them to have a right to a property for example and their name is not on it then you need a will.
Generally, there will be two appointments:
A professionally drafted Will is generally comprised of several parts:
It is crucial for everyone to have a carefully drafted, up-to-date, and valid Will that has been reviewed by a lawyer. The consequences of dying without a will can be significant.
Your Will is a breathing document and should be reviewed on an ongoing basis to ensure it reflects your current life situation.
If I have a Will, why do I need to make a Power of Attorney for Property and Medical?
