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No matter how solid your relationship, disagreements are bound to occur. And that is normal. However, when problems become more frequent and there are signs that they are forming a pattern, it may be indicative of something more serious.
Do you have an up-to-date last will and testament? If the answer is “no,” you are not alone. According to a 2023 Angus Reid Institute survey, half of the people in this country say they do not have a will. Of those who do, 13 per cent report that their will is out of date. In fact, only two in five Canadians surveyed, or 37 per cent, say they have an up-to-date last will and testament.
It is not unusual for conflicting emotions to cloud even the most reasonable person’s judgment. During a divorce, you may be feeling frustrated, angry, betrayed or sad. These feelings can bubble to the surface, negatively impacting the decisions you make.