Life changed. Your will should keep up.

When a will goes out of date

1. 1You married, or moved in with someone.
2. 2A child arrived.
3. 3You moved to another province - each one has its own signing rules, and your will should be written for where you live now.
4. 4You bought a home.
5. 5Someone you named - an executor, a guardian - can no longer act.

Starting fresh, in plain English

Your new will says, in the standard clause, that it replaces every will before it - so there is no question about which one counts. Sign and witness it the way your province requires and the old one is done.

Updates are included for three years

Change a guardian, add a grandchild, move again: edit and reprint at no extra cost for three years from the day you buy.

One price. No subscription. Nobody calls you afterwards.

We’re not a bank, an insurer, or a lead generator. You pay $99 once, you get your documents, and we don’t sell your information to anyone.

One price, shown before you pay

$99. Three years of updates included. $30 extends it three more. No subscription, no auto-renewal.

Two wills in the bundle - if there’s a partner, they’re covered too.

• Your will
• Power of attorney
• Personal directive
• Pre-funeral planning
• Life Discovery Kit

For straightforward estates.

If your situation is complicated - a business, property in more than one country, a blended family with competing claims - a lawyer is the right call, and we’ll say so. For everyone else, something is better than nothing.