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Note the law on assisted suicide is evolving. Currently Anita would need to be mentally
competent among other requirements to make a request which cannot be delegated to a
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i. The children’s share of the estate will need to be paid into court in
most provinces and will be administered for their benefit by the
public trustee or other relevant provincial official. 5.2.7
ii. The courts will decide who will be the children’s guardians for
custody and property. This is also the case had there been Wills,
but Brittany and Mick could have indicated their choice. This has
two advantages: it provides for custody of the children and
possibly disbursement of funds for the period immediately after the
parents’ death; it also guides the court as to the appropriate choice.
(Note this is not specifically referenced in the course material)
iii. The children will receive their inheritance at the age of majority in
the jurisdiction. The inheritance will be divided equally between
the two children regardless of different ages or circumstances. A
well-planned Will might provide for a trust for the children to at
least age of majority 18/19 or later, and the division between the
two children might not be immediate so that a child with greater
needs or one who would be dependant for a longer period time
would not be penalised and be adequately provided for.
5.5.5 (refer to 4.3.7)
(Note that if one child had greater needs, the public trustee or children’s guardian
for the province might make an application for dependants’ relief for the needier
child so that he or she would receive a greater share. The cost of the application
would be borne by the estates. See chapter 6.)
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