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i don’t have a clue wat ur even talkin about! sorry

Thargor,
I’m not sure of the terminology used in Canada, but here in the states a living will is not used to allocate funds or other assets but to determine medical treatment in the event that you can not speak for yourself.
A Living Trust or a Revocable Trust is what use use to transfer your assets while you are still living, you can be the trustee and control those assets while you are alive, but you would transfer everything you personally own into the name of the trust, and it would act as a will upon your death. Unlike a will they do avoid probate. There is a lot to know about them, I am an insurance agent so I do not know as much as an estate lawyer or a tax attorney. THey would be able to tell you what is the best way to protect your assets.

cpoy this to your browser; this website has lots of info and a place to ask questions:
http://www.fdic.gov/deposit/deposits/…

You are welcome. Go to this link for a look at the legal form. I think they are the same here as they are there.

http://www.ilrg.com/forms/trustrev.html

Here in the states there are diy legal form stores. They are there to sell you forms but they also employ legal aids that are dying to practise their craft. We have found them to be a wealth of information.