Wills and Estates Planning
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At Pax Law Corporation, we understand that dealing with a loved one’s estate can be a challenging and emotional process. We aim to ease the burden by offering transparent, reliable, and affordable legal support for probate applications.
From June 30 to August 15, 2025, we are offering a discounted rate by way of a flat legal fee of $2,000 (not including taxes and disbursement) for uncontested probate application services.
A probate application is the legal process that verifies a Will is real or valid under B.C. laws and a necessary step to obtain a court document also known as a ‘grant’ that says an individual have been legally proven to be the executor named in the Will.
An application is considered uncontested (or “non-contentious”) if:
Uncontested probate is typically a paper-based application to the Supreme Court of British Columbia and does not involve a court hearing.
This summer promotion applies to uncontested probate applications that meet the following criteria:
This limited-time promotional rate covers the following legal services:
Our team will guide you through the formal steps necessary to begin the probate process, ensuring legal compliance and efficient handling of your application.
The following are not included in the promotional flat fee and will be billed separately:
If your probate matter involves additional complexities, such as out-of-province assets, contested Wills, disputes between family members or beneficiaries, we may quote additional legal fees after consultation.
This promotional rate is only available to clients who retain our lawyer, Shona Thomas between June 30 and August 15, 2025. To take advantage of this offer or to find out if your case qualifies, please contact our office to book a consultation.
📞 Call us at: +1 (604) 767-9529
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Navigating estate administration after losing a loved one can be overwhelming. Learn the realistic timelines for obtaining a grant of probate across Canadian provinces, statutory waiting periods, and what to do if an estate becomes contested.
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