A will is a legal and binding document that allows you to determine how you want to have your assets distributed after you die. Having a will in place gives you a chance to clearly communicate your intentions and to name an Executor that will manage your estate according to your wishes. Do you actually need a will if you don’t have a lot of assets? The short answer is ‘absolutely’. Licensed Insolvency Trustee, Francyne Myers, will tell you why. 

This podcast covers:

• The importance of having a will and what happens if you don’t
• How not having a will affects common law partners and step children
• Cost of preparing a will
• Using a will kit versus an estate lawyer
• Why naming an Enduring Power of Attorney and Executor is important

Licensed Insolvency Trustees do more than file insolvencies. They are licensed and regulated debt professionals that can give you unbiased advice about your financial affairs. 

About Francyne Myers

In 2012, Francyne left her 23 year public service career and joined Allan Marshall & Associates where she completed her education and became a Licensed Insolvency Trustee in 2013. Alongside with her work she is actively involved in her local Trustee Association. In her spare time Francyne can be found fishing and spending time with her family. 

Additional Resources 

• Allan Marshall & Associates Licensed Insolvency Trustee
• Licensed Insolvency Trustee Services – Become Debt Free
• Declaring Personal Bankruptcy in Canada

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