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Originally Posted by OMG!WTF!
I'm wondering if online wills are of any use these days. I have no aversion to using a lawyer at all but I get frustrated with the nature of my potential estate. It changes at least yearly, often more frequently, in ways that require substantive alterations to any legal will I create. So I like the online products because they give you access to change pretty much any time you want.
Anything outside a lawyer used to be a hard no like those will kits you could buy for 50 bucks. But I'm single, kidless, kinless and will likely die without much consequence save for a charity or two. So it seems like I should be able to spin something up like this....
https://www.legalwills.ca/members/mywill_intro?t=t&ref=[write_a_will]gaw_cdnwill
Any thoughts? |
A typical will does not mention specific assets, accounts etc, but deals with your general “estate”. You don’t have to change your will normally every time you acquire a new asset or open a new account. The details of your assets can be set out in a separate inventory that you store with your will and update from time to time.