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In addition to being simple and quick, here are the main reasons why Quebecers have chosen Nolos to make their wills online .

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To express your wishes

A will is a legal document that serves to express your final wishes.

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Pour désigner vos héritiers

A will allows you to designate your heirs and how you want your assets to be distributed.

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The will also serves to designate the legal guardians who will take care of minor children.

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A will is a document that expresses your wishes after your death. You can indicate your wishes regarding the distribution of your assets, designating the person(s) to whom you wish to leave them and specifying each person's share.

In the absence of a will, the law determines your heirs and the share they will receive. However, the people designated by law are not necessarily the ones you would have initially chosen. A will also allows you to appoint a liquidator, who will be responsible for administering the estate and distributing the assets. In the absence of a will, your heirs appoint the liquidator.

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