A Will is a document that specifies the distribution of a person's estate after they die. If you do not have a Will, your estate may be distributed according to Canadian intestacy laws. In most cases, Wills are a matter of public record, and anyone can access them...
Don’t delay personal planning if you become seriously ill. Being diagnosed with a serious illness can be emotionally trying—for you and your family and friends. Still, it’s important to take a few minutes and consider your personal planning options. Every illness...
You probably have a clear-cut idea of what makes a spouse. A marriage certificate with both your names is a good start. So is sharing a home for at least two years. For the courts, however, determining spousal status isn’t always simple. Recent rulings based on the...
If you have assets in BC—a car, condo, bank account, vacation property—or have children under the age of 19, we recommend that you prepare a Will with a legal professional in the province. Guardianship of Your Minor Children When you create a Will, you can designate a...
