Category: Wills, Estates and Trusts
When you are appointed as an Attorney pursuant to a Power of Attorney, you are placed in a position of extreme trust.
In the recent decision, Boer v Mikaloff, the BC Supreme Court was faced with an interesting interpretation question under the relatively new Wills, Estate and Succession Act.
“How long does Probate take?” isn't an easy question to answer as there are a myriad of factors that can delay or lengthen the Probate process.
Pets are like family. How do we provide for them after we are gone?
Oftentimes, my clients will appoint joint Executors in their Wills. This means they are appointing two people to jointly administer their assets and apply for Probate.