If you are married your spouse would normally be named as Primary Executor. If you are single you may wish to name an immediate relative who you feel confident will outlive you.

If your Primary Executor cannot act then you should name a back up Executor, It should be someone you trust. It could be your children or immediate relatives or very close friends.

Executors have to be over 18 and should be responsible and a person you trust. You can name two Executors if you wish and have them act " jointly "or "separately".

Most people would make their spouse their Primary Executor and appoint one of their children if over the age of 18 as their Alternate Executor. If your children are under 18 you may wish to appoint a close family member as your Alternate Executor such as your brother or sister. You will then give all your Estate upon yur death to your spouse and if your spouse is not alive your Estate would be divided equally between your children. If you have children under the age of 18 you may want to appoint a Guardian which will take care of their daily lives until your children are 18 years old. Your Alternate Executor and Guardian can be two different people or the same person. depending on your wishes.

You can email Mr. Bukhari at sebukhari@gmail.com and ask him your questions or you can call 905-680-1912 if you are living in the Niagara Area and if you are outside of the Niagara Area you can call toll free at 1-866-801-1472.

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