November is Make a Will Month in Canada
It is a national reminder that creating or updating your will is not just about paperwork. It is about protecting the people and things that matter most.
Many Canadians delay making a will. Some believe they are too young, do not have enough assets, or think the process will be too complicated. However, having a valid will can save your family from stress, delays, and unexpected legal costs in the future.
Many people have questions about wills, probate, powers of attorney, and what happens if you do not have a will. In this blog post, you will find clear answers to the most common questions through short videos that address each topic directly.
What is probate in Ontario and why is it important?
What is a corporate will and who should consider one?
What is a power of attorney in Canada and who needs one?
What happens in Ontario if you die without a will?
What are the responsibilities of an executor in estate administration?
Why is having a will essential for parents with young children?
Looking for experienced estate planning lawyers in Ontario?
Contact Wills & Estates Lawyers Hilary Leitch or Anne Reinhart from Lerners’ Wills, Trusts, and Estates Group. We provide thoughtful guidance on estate planning for individuals and business owners, helping you achieve smooth transitions across generations.
