Anything that can go wrong, will (pun intended). 
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This is not for everyone, but may provide a little R&R if you need a break from dealing with the real world of being an executor, willwriter, or beneficiary/heir-in-waiting.  It’s a hodge-podge of odd (sometimes very odd) information, with a few famous quotes and a quiz or two along the way.  And enjoy (perhaps not quite the right word) interviews along the Excruciating Executor Experience scale: you are not alone if you have an executor tale of woe.

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Excruciating Executor Experiences
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​‘So you think everything’s ready… executors go AWOL and things just don’t add up’ 

January 2024:  Alexander Reford, great grandson of leading civic, social, and political light of her day, Elsie Reford (best known as the Canadian pioneer horticulturalist creator of Les Jardins de Metis (Reford Gardens), says that Elsie had an unusually keen grasp of many things, and so wisely she had a will.  But even then things can go wrong.

​‘Just how powerful does a Power of Attorney make you?'

May 2024:  Keith Evans, besides being a golf and hockey fanatic (and great boss), is a senior operations executive in the financial services industry, with extensive experience in clearing and settlement, corporate actions, and project management. He knows stuff about systems, technology, how to fix things, and yet he's the first to acknowledge the potential downside of not knowing what we don't know.  Listen to Keith wax eloquent about how what he didn't know about a power of attorney (POA) could have led to an outcome that many might see as fair, but that was not right given his role of POA.