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| image = [[File:Preparing_Your_Will_-_Maria.png |link=]] | | image = [[File:Preparing_Your_Will_-_Maria.png |link=]] | ||
| text = ”I’ve decided I need to prepare a will. My sisters both want me to leave my opal ring to them. It belonged to our mother and is a family heirloom. Unless I put in writing who the ring should go to, I just know there’ll be a fight about it later.” <br/> | | text = ”I’ve decided I need to prepare a will. My sisters both want me to leave my opal ring to them. It belonged to our mother and is a family heirloom. Unless I put in writing who the ring should go to, I just know there’ll be a fight about it later.” <br/>– Maria, Nanaimo}} | ||
'''A will is a map for those you leave behind'''. Having a clear statement of your wishes helps your loved ones feel confident they’re carrying those wishes out. Knowing your intentions will save them time, stress, and money at a difficult time. | '''A will is a map for those you leave behind'''. Having a clear statement of your wishes helps your loved ones feel confident they’re carrying those wishes out. Knowing your intentions will save them time, stress, and money at a difficult time. | ||
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| image = [[File:Preparing_Your_Will_-_Janet.jpg |link=]] | | image = [[File:Preparing_Your_Will_-_Janet.jpg |link=]] | ||
| text = “My sister Susan died without a will. A year before, she told me what she wanted done with the things she owned. Her car was supposed to go to me. But without a will, there’s no way to prove it. So everything is going to her daughter, Amy.” <br/> | | text = “My sister Susan died without a will. A year before, she told me what she wanted done with the things she owned. Her car was supposed to go to me. But without a will, there’s no way to prove it. So everything is going to her daughter, Amy.” <br/>– Janet, Vernon}} | ||
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