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In this video, Paul discusses the validity of using a photocopy of a last will and testament when the original cannot be located. He clarifies that an original will is typically a signed document, potentially notarized and embossed, which might have distinguishing features like blue ink. He explains that survivors may seek to use a photocopy for transferring assets if the original is missing. Paul introduces an example involving a hypothetical individual, "Mr. Will Writer," who created his will at 65, emphasizing the importance of understanding the implications of using a photocopy in legal situations.

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Are beneficiaries entitled to see the will Ontario?

Family members and beneficiaries do not have a blanket right to see or receive a copy the will. There is no right to a reading of the will in Ontario and there is no obligation of an executor to conduct a reading of the will for beneficiaries or other families.

How do I get a copy of a will in Canada?

Contact the estates department in the civil office of the Superior Court of Justice in the location where the testator lived to see if the document was deposited with the court.

Are beneficiaries entitled to a copy of the will Ontario?

Family members and beneficiaries do not have a blanket right to see or receive a copy the will. There is no right to a reading of the will in Ontario and there is no obligation of an executor to conduct a reading of the will for beneficiaries or other families.

Are online will kits legal in Canada?

Yes - will kits are legal in Canada! However, its not the kit itself or how the will was made that makes it legal, but the signing and witnessing requirements. Once youve filled in the blanks with your information, you will need to sign and witness the will for it to be considered legally-binding.

Is a photocopy of a will valid in Canada?

No. The Canada Will Registry is not currently a document storage facility. Sadly, the law does not accept a scanned or copied version of your Will as readily as the original, so any Will storage service would be required to store a physical, signed paper document.

Are the beneficiaries of a will entitled to a copy?

It is common practice (although again, not obligatory) to show a copy of the will to beneficiaries of the residuary estate (i.e. what is left once any debts have been paid and specific gifts have been made) but they are not automatically entitled to see the will, although they do have the right to know who the

What are my rights as a beneficiary of a will in Ontario?

Strictly speaking beneficiaries do not really have rights. What beneficiaries have is the ability to force the estate trustee to perform their duties. Beneficiaries do NOT have a right to do anything of the things that the executor is obliged to do.

What does an executor have to disclose to beneficiaries in Ontario?

Executors have a duty to account to the beneficiaries. This means, provide an accounting of all of the assets of the estate, all income (and losses of the estate), all expenses of the estate, and all distributions of the estate. This duty is supervised by the Courts via the process of passing of accounts.

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