Final Exam Flashcards

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What to regulates all powers of attorney

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The substitute decisions act regulates all powers of attorney

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What are three different kinds of powers of attorney you may be after prepare for your clients

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Property personal care non-continuing

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What are the other acts that are identified in the SDA as relevant when dealing with powers of attorney

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The mental health act and health care consent act

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Who will stop in when there is no one else willing or available to become the power of attorney

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The office of the Public Guardian and trustee

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What are the three requirements to a power of attorney for property

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Must be in writing must be signed by the grantor and two witnesses

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What is the required age to make a power of attorney for property or to be an attorney

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18

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When is a person capable of giving a continuing power of attorney

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If they understand their property and it’s approximate value if they understand their obligations to dependents if they are aware that the attorney may abuse or misuse their power

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Who cannot be a witness to a power of attorney

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The attorney or their spouse the grantor or their spouse children or somebody under 18

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When is a power of attorney for property deemed to be effective

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The day that it signed

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How do you terminate a power of attorney for property

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If the grantor dies if the attorney dies and you have no alternates if the grantor terminates it and if the attorney resigns in writing

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What things should be included in health care for a power of attorney for personal care

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Hygiene nutrition and shelter

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What kind of compensation can executor get

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2.5% on the capital receipts on the capital disbursements on the revenue receipts. Based on the size of the estate the actual care responsibility and risk involved the time occupied in performing the duties the skill and ability shown and the success resulting from the administration

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When is a person capable of giving a power of attorney for personal care

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If they have the ability to understand that the proposed attorneys have general care for their personal well-being they appreciate that those people who are appointed as attorneys are going to be making decisions on their behalf

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Who are two exclusions from who may be appointed as an attorney for a power of attorney for personal care

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Someone who is providing healthcare for compensation or someone who is providing social training or occupational therapy for compensation to the grantor

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How old do witnesses have to be for a power of attorney for personal care

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18

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How old can a grantor be for a power of attorney for personal care

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One is a power of attorney for personal care affectives

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It is only effective upon incapacitation of the grantor

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What are three grounds to challenge a will

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If the will is improperly done, if there is testamentary capacity, if there’s undue influence

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What are some witness requirements for a will

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There must be two witnesses and neither witness can be an executor of the will

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What are three will clauses

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Lineal descendants clause - if a child of a testing tour predeceases the testing door and has children then the testator’s deceased child’s shares of assets would go to their children
Revocation clause - revokes all previous will instate the most current will
Power provisions clause - estate trustee holds money for beneficiaries under 18/incompetent/incapacity and can invest money in education and institutions

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What kinds of memorandums are in a will, are they separate documents

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A mandatory memorandum is talked about and entrenched right in your Will it is the only one that is binding a prefatory memorandum is not binding is simply a wish

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What are some monetary differences between dying intestate and intestate such as options for spouses Who had a spouse that died with or without a will

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With respect to intestacy is a spouse may elect to take either take the preferential share under the SLRA of $200,000 or the equalization payment under the FLA

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What is ademption

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A term that refers to an asset that no longer exists at the time of the testator’s death

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What is lapse

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A term used when he beneficiary predeceases the testing door but has received a gift under the well

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What is abatement

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Occurs when a testator’s net assets are insufficient to satisfy all legacies made and I will

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What are the three types of survivor benefits

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Death benefit survivors pension and children’s benefit

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What is a death benefit

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One time lump sum of $2500 depending on Canadian pension plan contribution can be to surviving spouse or common-law partner

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What is a survivor’s pension

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Monthly pension paid to surviving spouse or common-law partner of deceased contributor which depends on how long the contributor paid into the plan and the age of the status at the time of death of the contributor

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What is the children’s benefit

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Monthly benefit for dependent children between the ages of 18 and 25 (if they’re still in school) has lost a parent who was a Canadian pension plan contributor

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What is informal accounting

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It is usually done by way of a letter to all beneficiaries and their appropriate representation setting out the debts and assets of the deceased, money brought into the estate, beneficiaries shares, compensation for the estate trustee and holdback monies

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Who do you pay your taxes or fees to

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The Canada revenue agency

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What is passing of accounts (formal accounting)

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A quick review of how the trustee manage the assets and money in the estate together with setting up the compensation for the services provided

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What documents do you need for an estate with a will

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Apply for a certificate of the estate, notice of application for estate certificate, affidavit of notice of service, draft certificate for estate trustee with a will

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What documents do you need for an estate without a will

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Apply for certification for an estate trustee without a will, affidavit of service of notice, draft certificate of appointment for estate trustee without a will