first develop a comprehensive questionnaire that you would use for an initial client intake meeting to gather all necessary information for preparing a valid will.$$ Then for the second part you will draft a will based on the following client instructions: Client:$$ Melanie Elizabeth Parker

Address:$743$ Merlon Rd$.$ Edmonton, AB$,$ V$83$ L$2$W

Marital Status:$$Married

Occupation:$$ Electrician

Date of Birth:$$March $28,1982$

Date of Will:$$Assignment due date

Witnesses:$$ You and another lawyer Johnathan Davis

Executors:$$Margaret Elaine Parker $($mother$)$ and Jason Richard Martin $($brother$),$ both of Winnipeg, MB

Assets:$$

$(1)$ Townhouse $($sole owner$)$

$(2)$ Savings account $-$ $$48,000$

$(3)$ RRSP$\text{'}$s $-$ $$145,000(3)$ Vehicle $-2020$ Kia Soul

$(4)$ Heirloom ring from grandmother$$

Beneficiaries:$$

$(1)$ Ian Mitchell Pratt $($common law partner, address same as testatrix$)$:$$$$20,000$

$(2)$ Amanda Ashley McDonald $($best friend, address $14$ Dawnview Cres., Vancouver BC$,$ V$2$E$1$W$7)$:$$ $$10,000$

$(3)$ Blake Margaret Parker $($daughter$,$ age $14,$ address same as testatrix$)$:$$ Heirloom ring

Residue:$$ To Blake Margaret Parker$$

Using these client instructions, create and submit $(1)$ Client Questionnaire and $(2)$ Will Part $1$: Create Your Questionnaire:

Develop a comprehensive questionnaire that you would use during a client meeting to gather all necessary information for preparing a valid will.

Include relevant legal terminology and ensure that your questions cover key aspects such as assets, beneficiaries, guardianship, and other pertinent details.

Your questionnaire should be structured logically and be clear enough for a client to understand.Part $2$: Draft the Will:

Based on the information gathered from your questionnaire, draft a complete and legally sound will.

Use appropriate language and format according to the legal requirements in your jurisdiction.

Include provisions for distribution of assets, appointment of executors, guardianship of minors $($if applicable$),$ and any other relevant clauses.