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In anticipation of death
Planning certain steps before death makes it easier for loved ones and ensures that wishes are respected.
Drawing up a will
Drawing up a will is undoubtedly the most important step you can take in anticipation of your death.
Obtaining your civil status documents
Obtaining and keeping the documents indicating your legal name and marital status.
Planning end-of-life care
Choosing the care you want to receive before you die will make it easier for caregivers to apply it, and avoid complications for your loved ones.
Planning your funeral arrangements
Plan and complete the funeral arrangements that will be made after your death.
Designating a dative tutor for your children
Parents should designate one or more dative tutors to take care of their children in the event of their death.
Producing a declaration regarding a joint account
Spouses and ex-spouses who hold a joint account can declare to their financial institution each party’s share of the account’s balance in the event one of them dies.
Last update: April 8, 2025