Nova Scotia Revocation of Power of Attorney

Have you made a Will yet? If you were to die without a Will, your loved ones will have to pay court costs and legal fees to administer your estate.

• If you own real estate or other assets, whether in Canada or outside of the country, you need to have a Will to make sure your property is distributed in accordance with your wishes.
• This complete Legal Will Kit and Estate Plan for Canadian residents includes everything you need to make your will:
  • Last Will and Testament form, with instructions to help you complete the document. Special instructions for Quebec.
  • Guide to Making a Will in Canada, which contains information and things you need to know to help you through the process of preparing your Will.
  • Legal Requirements for each province and territory.
  • Will Information Sheet which is a checklist of information you will need to compile in order to complete your Will.
  • Organ Donor Information.
  • Estate Plan and Questionnaire developed by a financial planner, to help you decide how you want all your property, investments, stocks and other assets to be preserved during your lifetime and distributed after your death.
  • How to Choose an Executor and a Guardian for Minor Children.
  • Affidavit of Execution of Will forms for Alberta, Manitoba, New Brunswick, Newfoundland & Labrador, Nova Scotia, Northwest Territories, Ontario, Saskatchewan and Yukon.
• Download your complete Canada Legal Will Kit and Estate Plan immediately after purchase.

Make sure that your wishes are followed in the event that you become physically or mentally incapacitated, with this Nova Scotia Personal Directive form.

• A personal directive is also called an advance directive or a living will. It only becomes effective if you are determined to have lost capacity to make your own decisions.
• This form comes with information and instructions to guide you through the process.
• The form is made in compliance with the Personal Directives Act of Nova Scotia. It replaces the previous Medical Consent Act.
• The personal directive gives you the option to appoint one or more persons to act on your behalf as your delegate, to make decisions about your personal care, which includes health care, housing, lifestyle and other non-financial matters.
• You can also give end-of-life instructions on which treatments should be administered to you if you have a terminal illness or are in a permanent coma.
• Each adult member of your household can prepare a Personal Directive using the same form - no need to buy multiple copies.
• This Nova Scotia Personal Directive form is available as a downloadable MS Word form, and is easy to fill in with your personal information.

Request a replacement share certificate for one that has been lost or destroyed with this Statutory Declaration form for Canadian shareholders.

• The Declaration must be made by the shareholder in front of a Commission for Oaths or a Notary Public, and sent to the secretary of the corporation to request a new certificate in replacement of the missing one.
• This form is available as a downloadable and fully editable MS Word file.
• Intended for use only in Canada.

Appoint someone you trust to handle your financial affairs with this Nova Scotia Enduring Power of Attorney, under the Powers of Attorney Act.

• Everyone should make a Power of Attorney. It's an essential part of your estate planning.
• The person you appoint as your attorney will have the power and authority to handle your money, assets and property.
• The Power of Attorney does NOT grant your attorney the authority to make medical decisions for you.
• The form includes an Affidavit of Execution for the witness, and notes and instructions to help you understand and complete your Power of Attorney.

This Nova Scotia Enduring Power of Attorney is downloadable and easy to use.