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A document that outlines how your property will be distributed after death

A legal document to name guardians for children

Both A and B

None of the above

Ques2. At what age can you make a legally valid Will in Ontario?

Ques3. Who is responsible for administering your estate when you die?

The government

Court

Financial advisor

The person named as an Executor in your Will

Ques4. What is a Power of Attorney for Personal Care?

A document that allows someone to make decisions about your financial affairs

A document that allows someone to make decisions about your health care

A document that appoints a guardian for your children

A document that determines funeral arrangements

Ques5. What is probate?

A tax on inheritance

The process of validating a Will

An insurance policy for estates

A government grant to beneficiaries

Ques6. How often should you review your Will?

Every 10 years

After major life events (marriage, divorce, birth of a child, etc.)

Every year

Never, once it’s written it doesn’t need to be changed

Ques7. What is a Residual Beneficiary?

A person who receives a specific gift from the estate

A person who receives the remainder of the estate after specific gifts are given

The executor of the Will

The lawyer drafting the Will

Ques8. What does "per stirpes" mean in a Will?

Distribution of assets based on age

Distribution of assets by branches of the family

Distribution of assets to a charity

Ques9. In Ontario, what is the maximum number of witnesses required for a formal Will?

One

Two

Three

Four

Ques10. Can you leave digital assets (e.g., social media accounts, cryptocurrencies) to beneficiaries in Ontario?

No, digital assets cannot be inherited

Yes, digital assets can be included in a Will

Only if specified in a separate digital Will

Only if the government permits

Take A Quiz

Ques1. What is a Will?

Ques2. At what age can you make a legally valid Will in Ontario?

Ques3. Who is responsible for administering your estate when you die?

Ques4. What is a Power of Attorney for Personal Care?

Ques5. What is probate?

Ques6. How often should you review your Will?

Ques7. What is a Residual Beneficiary?

Ques8. What does "per stirpes" mean in a Will?

Ques9. In Ontario, what is the maximum number of witnesses required for a formal Will?

Ques10. Can you leave digital assets (e.g., social media accounts, cryptocurrencies) to beneficiaries in Ontario?