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A will isn’t mandatory, but it helps specify your last wishes and facilitate the settlement of your succession.
Who can make a
will
You can make a will if you are 18 years of age or older, legally capable and able to give your informed consent.
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Before making a
will
Main steps prior to drafting a will.
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Forms of
will
The notarial will, the holograph will and the will made in the presence of witnesses are the three forms of wills recognized by Québec law.
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Amending a
will
You can amend your will, or replace it entirely, as often as you want to ensure it reflects your last wishes.
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Revoking a
will
Revoking cancels a previous will or part of a current will. A will may be revoked in whole or in part.
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What is a
will
A will helps specify your last wishes and facilitate the settlement of your succession.
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Last update: February 23, 2023
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