Many Canadians are concerned about their financial security in retirement and preserving the value of their estates for the next generation. It’s a common and understandable situation.

Family structures have changed significantly in recent years and it is not uncommon for people to enter a second, third, or even fourth marriage. Some who have been through a traumatic divorce may decide not to marry their current partner, but instead to live in a common-law relationship. If one or both partners have children, the family dynamic may become quite complicated, so it is important to have a proper estate plan in place.

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