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An alter ego trust is a type of estate planning tool for individuals over the age of 65. This type of trust is often chosen for its beneficial tax consequences.
Under the Wills Act, a Will was only valid if it was in writing; at its end is signed by the will-maker or by some other person in his presence
According to section 60 of the Wills, Estates and Succession Act (WESA), if a Will-maker dies leaving a Will that does not make adequate provision for the Will-maker’s children, the
As an experienced lawyer who has drafted countless Wills in my career, it is not uncommon for my clients to name their children as joint executors of their estate in
A close friend or loved one has died and you are aware that you have been named executor in his or her Will.What should you do next? Step 1Locate the
So we’ve talked about what happens if you die without a will—how your estate and assets will be distributed, who would administer your estate, and so on. But what happens
In any family law proceeding, it is almost always mandatory to arrange a Judicial Case Conference (JCC).But what exactly is a Judicial Case Conference? A JCC in British Columbia is
A Will is a legal document that takes effect upon your death. The main purpose of a Will is to say who will get your property (land and personal possessions)
If you have a proceeding that’s going to trial, you may encounter a step in the process called an Examination for Discovery (XFD). While examinations for discovery are not mandatory,
A Will is a legal document that takes effect upon your death. The main purpose of a Will is to say who will get your property (land and personal possessions)
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