- 主题发起人 大大的唐
- 发布时间 2023-03-01
在魁首，怎样做这个操作呢？一头雾水
没钱的更应该要做， 要不然到时候几百的Court Order的钱都拿不出来。 我看过太多这样的例子了
可以举个例子吗？有点好奇有怎样的麻烦。谢谢。
每个省有关遗产在没有遗嘱的情况下的处理方式都是不一样的。
比如NS省在没有遗嘱的情况下的处理方式是这样的：
The basic rules are:
• If you are survived by your spouse and had no children all your
property goes to your spouse
• If you are survived by your spouse and you had one child, the first
$50,000 goes to your spouse. The rest is equally divided between
your spouse and child.
• If you are survived by your spouse and more than one child, the first
$50,000 goes to your spouse. One-third of the rest would go to your
spouse, and two-thirds of the rest to your children.
• If you are survived by your children, but no spouse, your whole
estate would go to your children.
• If you had no spouse or children, your whole estate would go to your
nearest relatives by blood or adoption, by order of priority as listed in
the Intestate Succession Act. Relatives by marriage are not included.
• The government would inherit if you have no surviving relatives.
A surviving spouse will always get up to $50,000 from the estate. If your
surviving spouse is not a joint owner of the family home, they may
choose to take the home and household contents instead, or as part of,
the $50,000.
It is especially important to make a will if you want your common law
partner, stepchildren, or grandchildren to inherit something from your
estate when you die.
Here’s why:
• If you die without a will, only your surviving married spouse or
registered domestic partner can inherit. Common law partners
are not included. Your common law partner will not automatically
inherit your property or money. Your common law partner may have
to go to court to make a claim on your estate.
我去年花了900多刀做了遗嘱。
比如NS省在没有遗嘱的情况下的处理方式是这样的：
The basic rules are:
• If you are survived by your spouse and had no children all your
property goes to your spouse
• If you are survived by your spouse and you had one child, the first
$50,000 goes to your spouse. The rest is equally divided between
your spouse and child.
• If you are survived by your spouse and more than one child, the first
$50,000 goes to your spouse. One-third of the rest would go to your
spouse, and two-thirds of the rest to your children.
• If you are survived by your children, but no spouse, your whole
estate would go to your children.
• If you had no spouse or children, your whole estate would go to your
nearest relatives by blood or adoption, by order of priority as listed in
the Intestate Succession Act. Relatives by marriage are not included.
• The government would inherit if you have no surviving relatives.
A surviving spouse will always get up to $50,000 from the estate. If your
surviving spouse is not a joint owner of the family home, they may
choose to take the home and household contents instead, or as part of,
the $50,000.
It is especially important to make a will if you want your common law
partner, stepchildren, or grandchildren to inherit something from your
estate when you die.
Here’s why:
• If you die without a will, only your surviving married spouse or
registered domestic partner can inherit. Common law partners
are not included. Your common law partner will not automatically
inherit your property or money. Your common law partner may have
to go to court to make a claim on your estate.
我去年花了900多刀做了遗嘱。
好案例，教育基金公司当然不管客户家族的继承规则，于是只承认合同上的名字。
这种情况老婆不能拿，但孩子拿应该没有问题吧？
我的律师行不保留签名的。因此只有我和律师签名的一份。比较大的律师行也许可以保留，但也许会收保留费。
