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Yes, you can leave someone out of your will, but it’s not always as simple as it sounds.

In Canada, there are certain rules around who can be excluded. For example, spouses and dependents may still have a legal right to a share of your estate, even if you don’t name them.

If someone is left out without a clear explanation, your will could be challenged, leading to delays, legal battles, and stress for your family.

✨ The key? Be clear. Be thoughtful. And get legal advice to make sure your will truly reflects your wishes, and stands up in court.

We’re here when you’re ready to get started.

There isn’t just one type of Power of Attorney, there are two, and both are important:

• For Finances 💰 - Lets someone manage your money if you can’t (think bills, banking, property).
• For Health 🩺 - Allows someone to make medical decisions on your behalf if you're unable to speak for yourself.

Having both means your finances and your care are covered if life takes an unexpected turn.

Need help setting them up? We’ve got you.

Writing a will? Great move! 🙌
But even with the best intentions, some common mistakes can cause confusion, delays, or worse, make your will invalid.

Here are 4 things to avoid if you want to make sure your wishes are truly honored:

Swipe through to learn what not to do ➡️

And if you’re feeling unsure, don’t worry, One80Law can help you get it right, from start to signature.