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Structuring An Effective Will
is an AIM Trimark Investments Publication.

What if I Die Without a Will (Intestate)?

The following chart outlines the current distribution rules. The preferential share is the amount that would be distributed to the spouse or partner before any other calculations are made.

Provincial Intestacy Rules (current as at May 31, 2001)
Province
Preferential Share
(after debts are paid)
Spouse + 1 Child
Remaining Assets
Spouse + 2 Children
Remaining Assets
British Columbia
$
65,000

1/2 to spouse
1/2 to child

1/3 to spouse
1/3 to each child
Alberta
$
40,000
1/2 to spouse
1/2 to child
1/3 to spouse
1/3 to each child
Saskatchewan
$
100,000
1/2 to spouse
1/2 to child
1/3 to spouse
1/3 to each child
Manitoba
$
50,000 or 1/2
(whichever is greater)
All to spouse
All to spouse
Ontario
$
200,000 1/3 to spouse
2/3 to child
1/3 to spouse
1/3 to each child
Quebec
$
Nil 1/3 to spouse
2/3 to child
1/3 to spouse
1/3 to each child
New Brunswick
$
Marital
Property
1/2 to spouse
1/2 to child
1/3 to spouse
1/3 to each child
Prince Edward Island
$
Nil 1/2 to spouse
1/2 to child
1/3 to spouse
1/3 to each child
Nova Scotia
$
50,000 1/2 to spouse
1/2 to child
1/3 to spouse
1/3 to each child
Newfoundland
$
Nil 1/2 to spouse
1/2 to child
1/3 to spouse
1/3 to each child
Northwest Territories
$
50,000 1/2 to spouse
1/2 to child
1/3 to spouse
1/3 to each child
Yukon
$
Nil 1/2 to spouse
1/2 to child
1/3 to spouse
1/3 to each child

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