Guardians and pets
Naming someone to raise your children if you cannot, providing for their inheritance, and making sure your animals are cared for.
Estate planning for blended families
The classic conflict: everything to the new spouse risks disinheriting your first children; everything to the children risks your spouse's home. The patterns, and why this is lawyer territory.
Estate planning for new parents
A new baby is the strongest trigger for a first will. The four decisions that matter — guardian, trustee, inheritance age, life insurance beneficiary — in one evening's work.
Naming a guardian for your children
Your will is where you name who raises your children if both parents die. How the appointment works in each province, how to choose, and the money side of raising someone else's kids.
Providing for your pets in your will
Pets are property in Canadian law, so they need a plan like property does. Naming a pet guardian, leaving care money the right way, and why pet trusts rarely work here.
Start your will. Pay when you approve it.
Answer the questions, read your finished will, then decide. $15 until October 31, 2026 — $29 after that.