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Does my Will need a residuary clause? Welcome to Frank Bruno Law! Yes, you will need a residuary clause. Residuary clause, yes. Why? Should I start with the purpose? Iamp;#39;ll tell you what it is. Well, the residuary clause takes care of any part of the estate that was not specified through specific gifts. Iamp;#39;ll give you a couple of examples. Say I have four children, A, B, C, and D. I give A the sum of $20,000, B the sum of $20,000, C the sum of $30,000, and D the sum of $30,000. If my math is correct, that adds up to $100,000. And if this Will doesnamp;#39;t say anything else, the person, right, the testator took care of $100,000 of estate assets. What if the person was worth $2 million? What happens to the other $1.9 million? Well, thatamp;#39;s the residuary clause. And it would say something along the lines of I leave to a church, a hospital, a school, or to other relatives or to all of my children equally or to my grandchildren. Right, a

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Register your wills, powers of attorney, life insurance policies, and other documents on the Canada Will Registry.
Distribute your property as you see fit: Without a will, a court-appointed administrator will distribute your property ing to the Devolution of Estates Act, which means it will be divided into shares among your closest relatives. This may not be your wishes.
The cost of a Will in New Brunswick typically ranges from $500.00 to $1,500.00 depending on the complexity of the estate issues.
6A testator may make a valid will wholly by his own handwriting and signature, without formality, and without the presence, attestation or signature of a witness.
While wills are private documents before death and before probate, they generally become public records once they have been probated. The Canada Will Registry is available to register your will or search for wills anywhere in Canada. Ontario, British Columbia, and Quebec also have provincial will registries.
Anti-contest clauses (also known as in terrorem clauses, contest clauses, no-contest clauses, noncontest clauses, and forfeiture clauses) are clauses in a will that impose a condition upon a devisee or legatee that they will not dispute the provisions of a will.
Wherever you choose to keep your will, its important to tell your executor and family where its stored and how to access it. You dont need to register your will as there is no wills registry in New Brunswick.
You will not need to register your will. There is currently no wills registry in New Brunswick.

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