The Pitfalls of Naming Multiple Executors in BC
Unresolved conflicts between multiple executors can derail your estate plan, but there are ways to prevent this costly mistake.
Pitfalls of Trying to Avoid Probate in BC
Need to dodge probate fees in BC? Discover why this common strategy could cost you more than it saves.
How to Know if an Estate Requires Probate in BC?
In British Columbia, determining if an estate needs probate depends on asset values and ownership types – but there’s more you should know.
How Do I Know if I Need to Probate My Loved One’S Estate in BC?
Helpful tips to determine if probate is needed for your loved one’s estate in BC, from asset values to ownership structures.
DIY Disaster: The Hidden Dangers of Homemade Wills
Discover why DIY wills could leave your family fighting in court and cost them more than hiring a lawyer.
Non-Resident Executor? Beware of Tax Pitfalls for Non-Resident Executor
Grappling with naming a foreign executor? Discover how BC’s tax rules could slash your estate’s value and what you can do about it.
Who Is Entitled to See a Will in BC?
Prying eyes can’t access your will while you’re alive, but death changes everything – discover who gets viewing rights in BC.
A Guide to Discovering if You are a Beneficiary in BC
A closer look at how to find out if you’re entitled to an inheritance in BC and what steps to take.
What Happens to Minors When You Die Without a Will in BC?
Understand what happens to your children’s inheritance and guardianship in BC when you die without a will—the details may surprise you.
Unveiling BC’s Probate Fee Structure
Curious about BC’s probate fees? Discover the three-tier system that could impact your estate planning decisions and inheritance outcomes.
Streamline Your Legacy: BC Assets That Skip the Probate Process
Maximum estate planning efficiency in BC: discover which assets can bypass probate and protect your legacy for future generations.
Null and Void: The Hidden Threats to Your BC Will’s Validity
From missing witnesses to mental capacity concerns, these hidden dangers could invalidate your BC will and derail your final wishes.
Can I Write a Valid Will Myself in Alberta?
Mistakes when making wills and distributing one’s assets can create costly disputes that damage family relationships. It helps to know as much as…
Protect Yourself from Elder Abuse Using a Power of Attorney
Some elderly individuals are at risk because they may not be able to protect themselves. An estate planning lawyer can help protect your interests.
Estate Planning Considerations When a Family Member Receives AISH
For many disabled people in Alberta, the Assured Income for the Several Handicapped (AISH) program offers much-needed financial support. Traditionally, however, receiving help…
Understanding Adult Guardianship in Alberta
We can assist with the preparation of a personal directive or power of attorney that may reduce or avoid the need for guardianship. Call us.
Understanding What per stirpes Means
If you’re considering creating an enduring power of attorney or personal directive, a lawyer at Vest Estate Lawyers can discuss your options.
What Assets are Subject to Probate in Alberta?
Most wills in Alberta pass through a process known as probate. Probate can be overwhelming without experienced legal assistance. Call us.
Enduring Power of Attorney Vs. Personal Directives
If you’re considering an enduring power of attorney or personal directive, an experienced Alberta lawyer at Vest Estate Lawyers can help!
How Does Separation or Divorce Affect My Estate Planning?
Separation & divorce will likely create changes that affect your property and assets in Alberta. Speak with one of our professionals today.
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