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Wills & Estates
Most of us work hard to provide the needs of our family. Through a will, you can make sure that everything that you have worked hard for would be inherited by the appropriate individual and distributed in accordance with your intentions. You can state your personal wishes to pass on your assets to each of your loved ones.
The importance of creating a will should not be neglected. As a lawyer specializing in wills, we are here to assist you in drafting a will at an affordable rate. We are confident that we could help you in writing a will that pertains to your needs. Let us work together to fulfill your wishes for your beneficiaries. Ensure your loved ones are benefited by writing a will.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a will?
A will is a legal document that explains how an individual wants their property passed on after their death. It can also include things like guardianship requests for children.
What is an executor in my will, and what do they do?
An executor is the person you appoint in your will to manage your estate after you pass away. They handle probate, pay debts, and distribute assets according to your will’s instructions, ensuring your wishes are fulfilled.
How can a notary public assist with the execution and verification of legal documents in Calgary?
In Calgary, a notary public helps with legal documents by confirming signatures, making sure they’re genuine and signed willingly.
They can also witness signings, certify copies of documents, and notarize affidavits or declarations. They add an extra layer of trust and legality to important paperwork, making sure everything is in order and official.
What are the key elements that must be included in a legally valid will in Alberta?
To make a valid will in Alberta, you need to include: your full name, your signature, signatures from two witnesses (who aren’t beneficiaries or their spouses), a clear plan for how you want your assets distributed, and a statement saying this is your final will. You also need to be 18 years of age or older and mentally sound.
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