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Administering a will in British Columbia involves several key steps that need to be followed to ensure that the deceased’s wishes are carried out according to the law. Here’s a general overview of the process: first, the executor named in the will must obtain a death certificate and locate the Read more
In many cases, a person making his or her Will (testator) may choose to divide their estate equally among their heirs. However, in some circumstances, an equal division of an estate may not reflect the realities of family dynamics, caregiving contributions, or financial need. In British Columbia, the Wills, Estates Read more
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Losing a loved one is never easy, and the process can become even more complicated if they pass away without leaving a will. If you find yourself as a potential beneficiary of someone who has died intestate (without a will) in British Columbia, you may have many questions about what Read more
A Will is a binding legal document but it can be contested in certain situations. Contesting a Will means challenging the validity of the Will or its terms, often resulting in a legal battle. In British Columbia, the Wills, Estates, and Succession Act (WESA) governs the process of contesting a Read more
Discover how BC’s intestacy laws guide estate distribution without a will, ensuring fair asset allocation and resolving potential disputes.