As we observe the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation on September 30th, Manitobans are reflecting on the importance of honouring truth, fostering understanding, and creating meaningful change for future generations. This day of remembrance reminds us that our actions today shape the world we leave behind – a principle that extends naturally to how we approach our own legacy planning.
Honouring Values in Your Legacy Planning Read More »
Creating a will is one of the most important steps you can take to protect your family’s future. However, many Manitobans unknowingly make costly mistakes that could leave their loved ones facing legal battles, financial hardship, and unnecessary stress during an already difficult time.
3 Will Mistakes That Could Cost Your Manitoba Family Thousands Read More »
For many Canadians, pets aren’t just animals – they’re beloved family members. If you’re concerned about who will care for your furry, feathered, or scaled companions after you’re gone, you’re not alone. Including pet care provisions in your will ensures your beloved animals receive the love and care they deserve throughout their lives.
Planning for Your Furry Family: What to Know About Pet Care in Your Will Read More »
One of the most important decisions when preparing your will and powers of attorney isn’t about what happens after you pass away – it’s about who will handle your finances if you become unable to do so yourself.
Who Should Make Decisions When You Can’t? Choosing Your Power of Attorney Read More »
