Other than your name, your province of residence, and the names of your intended heirs - nothing.
We don't require any documents. We don't require any lists of property or accounts. We don't require any old Wills.
The reason for this is that, in a Will, there is no requirement that you have to identify individual pieces of property.
For the most past, property is referred to generally: i.e. "everything to my wife", or "in equal shares to my surviving children". That's it! But if you do want to name certain items specifically, i.e. "my Red Corvette to my brother", you have that option as well.
Therefore, all that we ask is that before you start the Will drafting process, you take a minute to think about your basic Will plan.
You should be aware about what you own and how you own it, and have an intention in mind for it.
Your general Will plan should cover:
1. Who you want your assets to go to (your beneficiaries)
2. In what shares/percentages
3. Who you pick as an
alternate
choice in case your first choice beneficiaries are not alive
As long as you have thought about that, our Will building process will be very quick and easy!