1. If a spouse dies without a will, the surviving spouse automatically receives the entire estate of the deceased spouse.

   True False

2. A person must provide that on his or her death a portion of the estate will go to the surviving spouse.

   True False

3. Without a Power of Attorney, even if a family member applies, the government will look after a person’s personal and financial affairs if that person becomes mentally incompetent.

   True False

4. If one becomes mentally incompetent an assessment by a government appointed assessor must take place before the Personal Care Power of Attorney is valid.

   True False

5. On marriage breakdown each spouse is automatically entitled to 50% of all assets.

   True False

6. On marriage breakdown a spouse may be responsible to pay child support for the other spouse’s children even though he or she is not the natural parent.

   True False

7. A parent with custody may automatically be entitled to move to another city with the children.

   True False

8. After living together for three years a person obtains the same rights as a married spouse.

   True False

9. The purchaser or vendor of property should consult a lawyer prior to signing the Agreement of Purchase and Sale.

   True False

10. When a property is registered in two people’s names, it means that both parties hold the property as joint tenants and therefore, if one dies the other party obtains the property by right of survivorship.

    True False

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