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In the latest episode of the podcast Realty Bytes Conversation on Real Estate and Lifestyle, titled "The Importance of Having a WILL in Ontario, host Evelyn Lopes delves into the crucial topic of wills with special guest family lawyer Brian Korb. 

This insightful discussion illuminates the importance of having a will, particularly in the context of Ontario's legal framework. The episode offers a comprehensive guide, covering why it's essential to have a will, the different types of wills available, and the processes involved in managing estates both with and without a will. The conversation aims to demystify the legal complexities surrounding wills and provide listeners with the knowledge they need to make informed decisions. This episode is a must-listen for anyone looking to understand the significance and practicalities of wills in Ontario.

Highlights from the episode include discussion on the following topics:

• What is a will?
• Why do we have a will? 
• What is the importance of a will?
• What is an executor?
• What role does an executor play in terms of a will?
• Appointed legal authority of deceased's' estate
• What is an estate
• Primary Wills- Wills for personal assets
• Secondary Wills- Wills for corporate assets
• Holograph Wills
• Process of creating a will
• Death and taxes
• Beneficiaries
• Tax planning
• Succession law
• Living wills
• Power of attorney
• Myths and misconceptions surrounding wills
• Guardians
• Family law act
• Marriage contracts
• And more

Check out this informative episode on the importance of having a will. 

Contact information:

Brian Korb, ESQ 
Barrister and Solicitor
Collaborative Family Lawyer
Brian Korb Law
www.BrianKorbLaw.com
905-666-1161
 

Evelyn Lopes | Realtor
The Evelyn Lopes Realty Team | iPro Realty Brokerage
905-965-5902
evelyn@evelynlopes.com

EPISODE CONTRIBUTORS
Evelyn Lopes, Brian Korb ESQ

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