KindFlare - Comprehensive Will Outline Generator (Ontario)

VERY IMPORTANT LEGAL DISCLAIMER: This tool helps you organize your thoughts and preferences for a Will. The document generated is **NOT a legally binding Will** and does **NOT constitute legal advice**. To create a valid Will in Ontario, you MUST consult with a qualified lawyer. They will ensure it meets all legal requirements (proper wording, signing, witnessing) and accurately reflects your intentions for your specific circumstances. This tool does not cover all possible scenarios, complex estates, or tax planning implications.

1. Your Information (Testator)

Your Full Legal Name:

Also Known As (if any):

Your Full Address (Street, City, Province, Postal Code):

Your Occupation:

Your Marital Status:

I declare that I am of the age of majority in the Province of Ontario and of sound mind, memory, and understanding.

2. Revocation of Prior Wills

It's standard practice to revoke all previous Wills and Codicils when making a new one.

I revoke all my former Wills, Codicils, and other testamentary dispositions.

3. Appointment of Estate Trustee (Executor)

This is the person(s) or trust company who will carry out the instructions in your Will and administer your estate.

Primary Estate Trustee: Full Legal Name:

Primary Estate Trustee's Address (City, Province):

Relationship to You:

Alternate Estate Trustee 1: Full Legal Name (Optional):

Alternate Estate Trustee 1's Address:

Relationship to You:

Specific Powers for Estate Trustee (Optional):

Your lawyer will advise on standard and necessary powers.

4. Appointment of Guardian for Minor Children

If you have children under the age of 18, who would you appoint as their guardian(s) responsible for their care and upbringing?

Do you have minor children?

Primary Guardian's Full Name:

Primary Guardian's Address (City, Province):

Alternate Guardian's Full Name (Optional):

Alternate Guardian's Address:

5. Payment of Debts & Funeral Expenses

It's standard to direct your Estate Trustee to pay all your legally enforceable debts, funeral expenses, and testamentary expenses from your estate.

I direct my Estate Trustee to pay my just debts, funeral, and testamentary expenses.

6. Specific Gifts (Bequests)

List any specific items of personal property (e.g., jewelry, art, car) or specific sums of money (cash legacies) you wish to leave to particular individuals or organizations. Be as descriptive as possible.

7. Residue of Your Estate

This is everything else you own after debts, taxes, and specific gifts are paid out (your "Residuary Estate"). Specify who should receive this remainder.

If a Residuary Beneficiary Predeceases Me:

Specific Alternate Residuary Beneficiary Name:

8. Funeral & Burial/Cremation Wishes

While these are typically expressions of wishes and not legally binding on your Estate Trustee, it's helpful to state your preferences. You can elaborate further in your main Advance Plan document.

Type of Service Preferred:

Preferred Method of Disposition:

Preferred Location for Remains (if applicable):

Other Specific Funeral Wishes: