THE WILL DOES IT! A will is a revocable Declaration of how a person wants his or her property distributed after death. OR A legal document that is used to transfer estate to beneficiaries after death of the testator. One should make a will owing to: •
Certainty and Clarity as to how to have your assets distributed amongst family members.
“Inheritance disputes occur when there is a misunderstanding over what is
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To ensure that your beneficiaries get exactly what you wish,
intended to distribute upon
for example to share equally between siblings or to provide
death.”
for common law individual.
Nigel J Allsop Atorney – at Law 236-0979
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Probate applications are easier with a will.
