Can a Non-Biological Child Make a Wills Variation Claim in BC?
BC Court Allows Novel Wills Variation Claim by Non-Biological Child to Proceed Myron Plett of Vest Estate Lawyers stands at the forefront of…
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Just Purchased Property and Don’t Have a Will?
Importance of Estate Planning Dying without a Will can bring about many complications. Under the Wills, Estates, and Succession Act, who inherits and…
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Properly Distributing Personal Effects in BC Wills: Avoid Disputes
Clear instructions for personal belongings prevent family feuds, but most BC wills miss this crucial step that determines whether treasures become weapons.
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Contesting a Will in BC with Vest Estate Law
Understanding Contesting a Will in British Columbia Contesting or disputing a will is a complex process that requires reasonable grounds and legal standing….
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Wills and Estate Planning Services in BC
Comprehensive Will Planning at Vest Estate Law Vest Estate Law in British Columbia, offers comprehensive will planning services to ensure your last wishes…
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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…
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Factors Used in Selecting a Suitable Guardian for Your Child in Alberta
Have you ever thought about what would happen to your children if you were no longer around? Contact our will lawyers for help today.
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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.
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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.
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Why Should I Hire an Estate Planning Lawyer?
The estate planning process doesn’t have to be painful. An experienced Alberta estate planning lawyer will know what needs to be addressed.
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Is an Ex-Spouse Entitled to the Deceased’s Estate in Alberta?
A divorce is one such event that can complicate many aspects of one’s life — including your estate plan. Speak with an estate lawyer today.
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Guide to the Wills and Succession Act in Alberta
For those with no estate plan, it may be a good time to familiarize yourself with the main provisions of the Act and sit with a professional.
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How Will Planning Can Save You Money in Alberta
It pays to hire a lawyer for will planning in Alberta and the types of savings you can make with a correctly written will. Read more.
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What Is a Contingent Beneficiary in Alberta?
Contingent beneficiaries may appear in wills and life insurance policies, in addition to “primary” beneficiaries in Alberta. Learn more.
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The Effect of the New Estate Administration Act in Alberta
The Estate Administration Act governs the duties of administrators, executors and trustees who are tasked with managing estates. Learn more.
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Reducing Your Estate Planning Costs in Alberta
The costs of preparing your estate & administering it in probate can dramatically decrease the amount left for your beneficiary. Learn more.
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Ultimate Guide to Executor Fees in Alberta
Learn how a personal representative can legally spend estate funds in this complete guide to executor fees in Alberta. Call us today.
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How long does an executor have to settle an estate in Alberta?
When you are appointed as an estate executor, you have a legal obligation to settle the estate as soon as reasonably possible. Learn more.
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Considerations When Writing a Will in Alberta
When you write a will in Alberta, distributing your assets is just one of the decisions you must make. Call us to learn more.
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How to Avoid Probate in Alberta
Some people in Alberta take steps to avoid probate when estate planning, and we will share five main ways used to achieve this. Read on.
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