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Wills & Estates
24 forms
Codicil (Will Amendment)
Amend an existing will without rewriting it. A codicil under the Probate Act, RSPEI 1988, c P-21, lets you change your executor, alter a gift, or add a bequest while keeping the rest of your will in force. A codicil must be signed in front of two witnesses, both present at the same time, and neither a beneficiary.
Codicil (Will Amendment)
Amend an existing will without rewriting it. A codicil under the Wills Act, RSNWT (Nu) 1988, c W-5, lets you change your executor, alter a gift, or add a bequest while keeping the rest of your will in force. A codicil must be signed in front of two witnesses, both present at the same time, and neither a beneficiary.
Codicil (Will Amendment)
Amend an existing will without rewriting it. A codicil under the Wills Act, RSNWT 1988, c W-5, lets you change your executor, alter a gift, or add a bequest while keeping the rest of your will in force. A codicil must be signed in front of two witnesses, both present at the same time, and neither a beneficiary.
Codicil (Will Amendment)
Amend an existing will without rewriting it. A codicil under the Wills Act, RSY 2002, c 230, lets you change your executor, alter a gift, or add a bequest while keeping the rest of your will in force. A codicil must be signed in front of two witnesses, both present at the same time, and neither a beneficiary.
Codicil (Will Amendment)
Amend an existing will without rewriting it. A codicil under the Wills Act, RSNL 1990, c W-10, lets you change your executor, alter a gift, or add a bequest while keeping the rest of your will in force. A codicil must be signed in front of two witnesses, both present at the same time, and neither a beneficiary.
Codicil (Will Amendment)
Amend an existing will without rewriting it. A codicil under the Wills Act, RSNB 1973, c W-9, lets you change your executor, alter a gift, or add a bequest while keeping the rest of your will in force. A codicil must be signed in front of two witnesses, both present at the same time, and neither a beneficiary.
Codicil (Will Amendment)
Amend an existing will without rewriting it. A codicil under the Wills Act, RSNS 1989, c 505, lets you change your personal representative, alter a gift, or add a bequest while keeping the rest of your will in force. A codicil must be signed in front of two witnesses, both present at the same time, and neither a beneficiary.
Codicil (Will Amendment)
Amend an existing will without rewriting it. A codicil under The Wills Act, 1996, SS 1996, c W-14.1, lets you change your executor, alter a gift, or add a bequest while keeping the rest of your will in force. A codicil must be signed in front of two witnesses, both present at the same time, and neither a beneficiary.
Codicil (Will Amendment)
Amend an existing will without rewriting it. A codicil under The Wills Act (Manitoba), CCSM c W150, lets you change your executor, alter a gift, or add a bequest while keeping the rest of your will in force. A codicil must be signed in front of two witnesses, both present at the same time, and neither a beneficiary.
Codicil (Will Amendment)
Amend an existing will without rewriting it. A codicil under British Columbia's Wills, Estates and Succession Act (WESA), SBC 2009, lets you change your executor, alter a gift, or add a bequest while keeping the rest of your will in force. To make sure it stays valid, your codicil should be signed in front of two witnesses, both present at the same time, and neither one a beneficiary.
Codicil (Will Amendment)
Amend an existing will without rewriting it. A codicil under Ontario's Succession Law Reform Act, RSO 1990, lets you change your estate trustee, alter a gift, or add a bequest while keeping the rest of your will in force. A codicil must be signed in front of two witnesses, both present at the same time, and neither a beneficiary.
Codicil (Will Amendment)
Amend an existing will without rewriting it. A codicil under Alberta's Wills and Succession Act, SA 2010, lets you change your executor, alter a gift, or add a bequest while keeping the rest of your will in force. A codicil must be signed in front of two witnesses, both present at the same time, and neither a beneficiary.
Simple Will
A will under the Wills Act, RSNL 1990, c W-10. Names your personal representative or executor, beneficiaries, gifts, and final wishes for probate in the Supreme Court of Newfoundland and Labrador - General Division. Holograph wills are valid without witnesses if wholly in the testator's handwriting and signed.
Simple Will
A will under the Probate Act, RSPEI 1988, c P-21. Names your personal representative or executor, beneficiaries, gifts, and final wishes for probate in the Supreme Court of Prince Edward Island - Estates Division. Holograph wills are valid if entirely in the testator's handwriting and signed.
Simple Will
A will under The Wills Act (Manitoba), CCSM c W150. Names your executor, beneficiaries, gifts, and final wishes for probate in the Court of King's Bench (Manitoba). Manitoba recognizes holograph wills, but formal witnessing is still safer.
Simple Will
A will under The Wills Act, 1996, SS 1996, c W-14.1. Names your executor, beneficiaries, gifts, and final wishes for probate in the Court of King's Bench for Saskatchewan. Saskatchewan recognizes holograph wills, but formal witnessing is still safer.
Simple Will
A will under the Wills Act, RSNB 1973, c W-9. Names your personal representative or executor, beneficiaries, gifts, and final wishes for probate in Probate Court of New Brunswick. Holograph wills are valid without witnesses if wholly in the testator's handwriting and signed.
Simple Will
A clear will under the Wills Act, RSY 2002, c 230. Names beneficiaries, a personal representative, gifts, and final wishes for probate through the Supreme Court of Yukon. Holograph wills are valid in Yukon; Includes a First Nations self-government screening question for wills, estates, and incapacity planning where a person may be a Citizen of a self-governing Yukon First Nation.
Simple Will
A plain-English will built around Alberta's Wills and Succession Act. Names your executor, lists your beneficiaries, and handles specific gifts. Best for estates without trusts, foreign property, or contested family situations.
Simple Will
A plain-English will built around Ontario's Succession Law Reform Act. Names your executor, lists your beneficiaries, and handles specific gifts. Best for estates without trusts, foreign property, or contested family situations.
Simple Will
A clear will under the Wills Act, RSNWT 1988, c W-5. Names beneficiaries, a personal representative, gifts, and final wishes for probate through the Supreme Court of the Northwest Territories. Holograph wills are valid in Northwest Territories; NWT civil claims are print-ready because Territorial Court Civil Claims does not permit e-filing. Phase B should support the territory's 11 official languages.
Simple Will
A will under the Wills Act, RSNS 1989, c 505. Names your personal representative or executor, beneficiaries, gifts, and final wishes for probate in the Probate Court of Nova Scotia. Holograph wills are valid in Nova Scotia for wills made on or after August 19, 2008.
Simple Will
A clear will under British Columbia's Wills, Estates and Succession Act, SBC 2009. Names your executor, lists beneficiaries, and handles specific gifts for probate in the Supreme Court of British Columbia. BC does not recognize handwritten unwitnessed holograph wills, so formal witnessing matters.
Simple Will
A clear will under the Wills Act, RSNWT (Nu) 1988, c W-5. Names beneficiaries, a personal representative, gifts, and final wishes for probate through the Nunavut Court of Justice. Holograph wills are valid in Nunavut; Uses a unified Nunavut Court of Justice pathway and screens for Inuit customary law considerations where relevant. All Nunavut forms need high-priority Inuktitut translation in Phase B.
Family - Pre-Marriage & Parenting
13 forms
Guardianship Designation
A formal designation of guardian for your minor children, built around Alberta's Family Law Act. Names a primary guardian and alternate, sets out your wishes for upbringing, and integrates with your will. Recommended for every parent with children under 18.
Guardianship Designation
A Prince Edward Island guardianship designation aligned with will planning and child best-interests review. Names a primary and alternate guardian and records upbringing wishes under provincial family-law procedure.
Guardianship Designation
A Saskatchewan guardianship designation aligned with will planning and child best-interests review. Names a primary and alternate guardian and records upbringing wishes under Saskatchewan family-law procedure.
Guardianship Designation
A Yukon guardianship designation aligned with will planning and child best-interests review. Names a primary and alternate guardian and records upbringing wishes under territorial family-law procedure. Includes a First Nations self-government screening question for wills, estates, and incapacity planning where a person may be a Citizen of a self-governing Yukon First Nation.
Guardianship Designation
A Northwest Territories guardianship designation aligned with will planning and child best-interests review. Names a primary and alternate guardian and records upbringing wishes under territorial family-law procedure. NWT civil claims are print-ready because Territorial Court Civil Claims does not permit e-filing. Phase B should support the territory's 11 official languages.
Guardianship Designation
A Nunavut guardianship designation aligned with will planning and child best-interests review. Names a primary and alternate guardian and records upbringing wishes under territorial family-law procedure. Uses a unified Nunavut Court of Justice pathway and screens for Inuit customary law considerations where relevant. All Nunavut forms need high-priority Inuktitut translation in Phase B.
Guardianship Designation
A New Brunswick guardianship designation aligned with will planning and child best-interests review. Names a primary and alternate guardian and records upbringing wishes under provincial family-law procedure.
Guardianship Designation
A Nova Scotia guardianship designation aligned with will planning and child best-interests review. Names a primary and alternate guardian and records upbringing wishes under provincial family-law procedure.
Guardianship Designation
A Manitoba guardianship designation aligned with will planning and child best-interests review. Names a primary and alternate guardian and records upbringing wishes.
Guardianship Designation
A British Columbia guardianship designation aligned with will planning and child best-interests review. Names a primary and alternate guardian, sets upbringing wishes, and helps the Supreme Court of British Columbia understand the parents intentions.
Guardianship Designation
A formal designation of guardian for your minor children under Ontario's Children's Law Reform Act. Names a primary guardian and alternate, sets out your wishes for upbringing, and integrates with your will. Recommended for every Ontario parent with children under 18.
Guardianship Designation
A Newfoundland and Labrador guardianship designation aligned with will planning and child best-interests review. Names a primary and alternate guardian and records upbringing wishes under provincial family-law procedure.
Parenting Plan (Post-Separation)
A Yukon parenting plan under the Family Property and Support Act, RSY 2002 and the federal Divorce Act. Covers decision-making, parenting time, holidays, travel, school, disputes, and child support. Includes a First Nations self-government screening question for wills, estates, and incapacity planning where a person may be a Citizen of a self-governing Yukon First Nation.