Wills & Estate

Losing a loved one is a difficult time, and the inheritance process can add to the stress and confusion. The process of inheritance in Alberta involves several steps, including probate, distribution of assets, and tax implications. In this article, we will discuss each of these steps and what you need to know about the inheritance…Read More Here!

As a parent, we know that you don’t want to think about not being there to take care of your children. While we all hope that we will be able to raise our children to adulthood, it’s important to have a plan in place in case something unexpected happens. One of the most crucial decisions…Read More Here!

Creating an estate plan and will can be a complicated process, and getting it right makes the world of difference for your loved ones. If your will is not properly prepared, your family may be required to go through a probate process, which can be financially and emotionally stressful. To protect your loved ones and…Read More Here!

There’s no magic age at which a person should start planning their estate, but many people believe this isn’t something they need to worry about until they are older. The truth is that the unthinkable can happen at any age, and without a proper estate plan, how can you ensure your loved ones are taken…Read More Here!

A trust is a relationship you can establish in which you give another party, the trustee, the right to hold title to your property and assets on behalf of a beneficiary. This provides legal protection to your assets and ensures that those assets are distributed according to your wishes. When you meet with a lawyer…Read More Here!

When it comes to planning and preparing a will, you know you will have to appoint someone to take care of your estate and wishes when you are gone. The most important rule of choosing an executor is to choose someone you trust. However, there is often a lot of “importance” placed on this role…Read More Here!

Drafting a legal will can seem like a simple inconvenience of a daunting ordeal – but it is absolutely essential if you want to have a say in who inherits your property, sentimental valuables, and even unpleasant things like your debts. If left undone, there are regulations in place that ensure some very minor protection…Read More Here!

No one really wants to talk about death or serious illness but the stress and discomfort of having these types of conversations are nothing compared to facing these issues without proper legal documentation put into place. If you have an elderly family member, you’ve probably thought about whether or not they have a power of…Read More Here!