All three essential legal documents in one bundle — Simple Will, Power of Attorney, and Advance Directive — at a significant saving over buying separately. These three documents form the foundation of any sound personal legal plan. Together they ensure that your assets go where you intend, that someone you trust can manage your affairs if needed, and that your healthcare wishes are honoured if you cannot speak for yourself. What is included in this bundle: Simple Will Template - Canadian Edition A complete Last Will and Testament template covering executor appointment, beneficiary designations, guardianship for minor children, specific gifts, residuary estate, and a properly formatted execution block. Available as PDF and editable Word document. Power of Attorney Template - Canadian Edition Both a General Power of Attorney and a Continuing (Enduring) Power of Attorney template. Covers financial and legal authority, attorney appointment, scope of powers, restrictions, and execution requirements. Includes guidance on provincial variations. Advance Directive Template - Canadian Edition A complete living will and healthcare proxy document covering healthcare wishes, life-sustaining treatment preferences, comfort care, organ donation, personal values statement, and healthcare proxy appointment. Instructions Guide for All Three Documents A combined plain-language guide covering each document, how they work together as a complete personal legal plan, common mistakes to avoid, how to store and share your documents, and when to review and update them. Buying all three documents together saves compared to purchasing separately. Each template is available as a print-ready PDF and an editable Word document. Fill them in yourself at your own pace, or bring them to a lawyer for review and formal execution. Important notice: This template is provided for general informational and organizational purposes only. It does not constitute legal advice and is not a substitute for advice from a qualified lawyer. Laws governing wills, powers of attorney, and advance directives vary by province and territory in Canada. Please consult a licensed lawyer in your jurisdiction before relying on any legal document.