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The challenge of estate planning with blended families

Blended family conflicts have Chris rethinking her will. What should she do?

The challenge of estate planning with blended families

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Do you need to name all nieces and nephews as beneficiaries in a will?

And if Elizabeth doesn't name them all, will those left out contest the will?

Do you need to name all nieces and nephews as beneficiaries in a will?

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Should I make both my kids executors to my will?

Andrew sees advantages to naming both kids but wonders if it's wise

Should I make both my kids executors to my will?
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Am I entitled to my dead husband’s inheritance?

Spouses could get a piece of an inheritance, but it depends on the wording in the will

Am I entitled to my dead husband’s inheritance?

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Who is the best person to name as executor to a will?

Here are the options and the pros and cons of each

Who is the best person to name as executor to a will?
what happens if your will executor lives abroad

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What can go wrong if your will executor lives abroad

Jay has named his two adult children to be executors. One lives in the U.S.—and that could cause problems

What can go wrong if your will executor lives abroad
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“I’ve been named an executor. Where on earth do I start?!”

Executor duties can be overwhelming. Where do you start? Here's advice.

“I’ve been named an executor. Where on earth do I start?!”

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Should you probate a will that includes real estate?

These are the rules in Ontario

Should you probate a will that includes real estate?

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How to ensure an ex-spouse doesn’t receive a part of your estate

"We have been separated for over 25 years and I'd like my present spouse to inherit everything"

How to ensure an ex-spouse doesn’t receive a part of your estate

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