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What Are Court Appeals
Going to court can be stressful because of the complex documents, arguments, and uncertainty of the outcome. Even if a judgment feels unfair, the legal process…
Probate Fees Calculator
A probate fee calculator is a tool that helps estimate the fees an executor must pay to the court when administering a deceased person’s estate. In British Col…
Can An Executor Decide Who Gets What?
Can an executor decide who gets what? In most cases, the answer is no. An executor must follow the will and the law, which means they cannot simply choose who…
Who Has More Power: Executor Or Trustee?
When it comes to the question, who has more power: executor or trustee?, the answer depends on the context, but generally, an executor holds broader authority…
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How to Make a Will in British Columbia?
To make a valid will in BC you must be at least 16 and mentally capable, put your wishes in writing, name an executor, and sign the will in front of two adult…
What Is a Constructive Trust?
Quick answer: A constructive trust is a remedy a court imposes to fix an unfair result, not a trust anyone deliberately creates. It most often arises to rever…
Can a Notary Probate a Will in BC?
Probate in British Columbia is the legal process of confirming a will’s validity and giving the executor authority to manage and distribute the deceased’s esta…