Yes, online wills are both legal and safe in Canada, as long as they meet certain criteria, which WillsKeeper have…
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Who Can Benefit from Making an Online Will in Canada?
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Online wills are suitable for individuals with simple estate planning needs. This includes those who: Own property in Canada Have assets or…
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Who Should Avoid Making an Online Will?
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Individuals with more complex estate planning needs should consult a lawyer. This includes those who: Want to exclude a spouse or…
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The Pros and Cons of Making a Will Online in Canada
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Pros: Cost-effective compared to hiring a lawyer Convenient and accessible from anywhere with an internet connection Easy to update as life circumstances change Simplified…
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Can an Online Will Be Contested in Court?
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Any will, regardless of whether it was created online or by a lawyer, can be contested in court.
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How to Update an Online Will in Canada
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One of the benefits of online wills is the ease of updating. If your life circumstances change, such as marriage,…
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Can I Store My Will Online?
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Canadian law currently does not support the online storage of wills. Regardless of how your will was created, it must…
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In Which Provinces Can I Make an Online Will?
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Our platform is available for residents of Ontario, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Nova Scotia, Manitoba, New Brunswick, and British Columbia.
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Do I need a lawyer to prepare my Will and Estate Documents?
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A lawyer is not required to create a valid Will. Our documents, however, are drafted by experienced licensed lawyers so…
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