You will decide whether to buy one set or a second set at more than 50% off. Then you will complete a short questionnaire. You enter your credit card info into our secure payment processor (Paypal) and click submit. Within 2 business days your completed documents will arrive in your email. 

A Will only comes into force when you die. Another important estate document is an Enduring Power of Attorney. This can be used by trusted family or friends to make decisions about your basic care and property for you should you become mentally incapacitated. It can save your estate thousands in legal fees and is highly recommended.

Another important document is one that goes by different names in each province. It lets you designate a trusted friend or family member to make health and personal care decisions for you if you are unable to do so. It also lets you give them direction or just leave decisions up to them. 

To properly protect yourself, your family and your estate you need all 3 of these important documents. We also provide affidavits of execution which provide proof to third parties that the documents were executed properly.

• who will you entrust to carry out your Will?
• do you need to appoint a child guardian?
• do you have any special gifts to make
• who will inherit your estate?
• who do you trust to make decisions for your personal care and property if you are incapacitated?

You can take as much time as you need. You can change your answers whenever you like and make as many revisions as you like. 

Yes, we offer a saving of over 50% for a second set of documents for your partner if you order 2 sets at the same time.

The charge is $97 CAD for one set (3 main documents and 3 affidavits of execution) and $145 CAD for two sets.

The documents we provide can be valid for any jurisdiction in Canada, so long as they are signed according to the easy to follow instructions we provide and so long as your wishes are valid. We cannot and do not offer legal advice so if you have any concerns about the validity of your documents, you should consult a lawyer.

Example, you might make a gift conditional on something that is contrary to the law, or you might try to gift something that you don't own, or you might be under duress or mentally infirm when you sign your Will. These and several other circumstances could invalidate all or parts of your documents.

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