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Nine will templates, a planning worksheet and clear instructions to help you prepare your own Canadian last will and testament.

Make your wishes easier to understand and put the important decisions in one place. EstateBee's Last Will & Testament Kit - Canadian Edition helps you consider who should inherit, who should administer your estate and whom you would like to care for your children.

Practical documents and guidance included

• Nine sample wills cover a range of single and married family circumstances, with or without children. Each person makes their own will.
• A Will Writing Worksheet helps organise your assets, liabilities, beneficiaries and chosen executors.
• Guidance explains gifts of money and property, alternative beneficiaries and appointments of guardians for minor children.
• Learn about arrangements for young beneficiaries, trustees and the responsibilities of executors.
• General and form-specific instructions help you complete the documents, understand signing and witnessing, and review or change your will.

How to access the forms

The paperback contains the worksheet and sample forms; downloadable copies are also available. Use the download instructions and codes included in the book to access the documents through your EstateBee account. You can create an account free of charge. Enter the relevant code in the Use Codes section, then download the documents to complete on your computer or print and complete by hand. Follow the book's completion guidance and the applicable signing requirements.

Plain-English explanations, examples, additional clauses and a glossary help you work through the choices at your own pace. Prepare more of the paperwork yourself and build a clearer understanding of the questions to raise if you need individual legal advice.

This kit provides a general Canadian overview. Provincial and territorial requirements differ; check those applying to your circumstances before completing and signing a will. Seek professional advice for complex estates or family arrangements.