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It can be a tragedy when will are not well thought out and worded, said Toronto lawyer Rosalie Abella recently
It can be a tragedy when will are not well thought out and worded, said Toronto lawyer Rosalie Abella recently

It can be a tragedy when will are not well thought out and worded, said Toronto lawyer Rosalie Abella recently

Date8/25/1975
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Original Toronto Star caption: It can be a tragedy when will are not well thought out and worded, said Toronto lawyer Rosalie Abella recently. It can be an expression of the testator's attitudes to family members, she said. When a person does not make a will, it can also bring about a rude shock, say lawyers, since, under the existing laws of Ontario, a spouse does not automatically inherit everything in an estate.
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