In Ontario, if you die without a will your property is distributed in accordance with intestacy rules set out in Part II of the Succession Law Reform Act (Ontario) (the “SLRA”).
Under the SLRA rules, who gets your property after you die depends on whether you’re married and how many children you have.
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A will is something that is on many a “to-do” list, but it rarely rises to the top of the list. For many people, just the thought of preparing a will is getting a little too close to admitting that everybody dies someday, you included. Many people rationalize that they are young – or relatively
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