By creating a simplified will and attaching the one page document to the original will

A change cannot be made to a will; an entirely new one must be drafted.

By making the change in the testators own handwriting and intialing the change.

By codicil

IV and V

I, II, and III

I and II

I,II,III,IV, and V

The excess allowable capital losses cannot be used to offset any other income.

The excess allowable capital losses can be applied against the taxable capital gains of a spouse, child or grandchild in the year of death.

The excess allowable capital losses can be applied against other (regular) income in the year of death and in the immediately preceding year.

The excess allowable capital losses can be applied against other (regular) income in the year of death and in the immediately preceding year.

A power of attorney

A cocidicil

A testamentary trust

An enduring power of attorney

Testementary Trust

Life interest in a specific asset clause

Investment discretion clause

Discretionary enroachment clause

Filing a revocation of will form with the Courts

Making a subsequent will

Destroying all copies of the will

Adding a cocdicil stating the will is no longer valid and has been revoked

Lower administration fees

Greater consistency over time.

Greater flexibility

Lower probate fees.

A Quebec term used to describe the whole of a person's rights and obligations that do not have economic value.

A Quebec term used to describe the whole of a peron's rights and obligations that have no economic value.

A Quebec term used to describe the transmission of property upon death.

A Quebec term used to describe all of the rights and obligations that have economic value that do not belong to a real person but to a trust or foundation.

Appointment of an executor

Guardian appointment clause

Identifying the beneficiaries

Revoking of all previous wills and cocdicils

A foundation or trust where funds are designated for a specific purpose.

Planning that relates to the transmission of property at death.

The holy union of two men in marriage (common law provinces only).

All of a person's things, rights and obligations that have economic value.

The courts will appoint one

Angus' heir

There will be no liquidator; instead, the assets will be distributed according to very rigid guidelines set forth by the province.

The lawyer who assisted in drafting of the will.

Testementary trust

Discretionary enrochament clause

Guardian appointment clause

Life interest in a specific asset clause

Purchase enough life insurance to cover any applicable probate fees

Name the beneficiaries to whom you wish to bequeath specific assets directly on the asset itself.

Name the beneficiaries to whom you wish to bequeath specific assets directly in the will

Hold any assets that you wish to leave to beneficiaries as joint tenants with rights of survivorship.

Resulting Trusts

Resulting and constructive trusts

Express Trusts

Constructive Trusts

Hypothec

Appropriation

Legatees

Usufruct