Everyone should make a will. However, an individual must have what is known in law as ‘testamentary capacity’ in order to draft a valid will – that is, a will that is legally binding. In es...
Mutual wills v Mirror Wills: what’s the difference?
An issue that can confuse some couples considering making a will is that of mutual wills and mirror wills. So what are they? What are differences? And what does it mean for you? The Toronto will...
DIY Wills: a risky move
One of the most important things anyone can do in their lifetime is protected their family and loved ones by making a will. Yet despite the importance of a well thought out will, many people go ahead ...
What are the Legal Requirements for Signing a Will?
A properly drafted will is a legal document which is legally enforceable by the executors and beneficiaries under the will. As with any legal document, it is only valid if properly executed in accorda...
Cheap Wills: worth the risk?
In this age of advanced technology, it is easier than ever to get a cheap Will drawn up. Just by typing in a few details, you can quickly get a Will downloaded – all for around $100 or so. Whilst th...
Deathbed Wills: risk areas
It’s never too late to make a Will, but it’s always better to do it as early as you can. In many cases, it’s not uncommon for an individual to realise they need to make a Will when they know the...