A Winnipeg contractor came in to do his will. Forty-eight, two kids, a wife who’d been asking him to do this for three years. He’d finally booked the appointment because a guy he knew from the industry had died at fifty-one and it had rattled him.
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A man in his fifties sat in our office with a set of keys on the table between us. His mother’s house in East Kildonan. He’d grown up in it. She’d died in April, he was the executor and one of three beneficiaries, and he had no idea what he was supposed to do with a house.
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A widow in Transcona came in three weeks after her husband died. She brought a folder with the will, the mortgage papers, and a title search she’d printed off because someone told her to. She wanted to know how long it would take to put the house in her name.
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