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A joint will is a shared legal document that is executed by two or more people, and serves as the last will and testament for all parties involved. Joint wills are most commonly used by married couples who share the same assets and beneficiaries.
Can a couple make one will for both people? No. Each person must make a will. In Quebec, people 18 or older, and people under 18 who have been emancipated, are free to give their property to whoever they want.