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Power of Attorney Versus Executor of Will
In British Columbia, a power of attorney lets someone manage your financial and legal affairs while you are alive — an enduring power of attorney continues if…
Can Someone Contest a Will if They Are Not in It?
Losing a loved one is difficult, and being left out of their will can make the situation even more overwhelming. Many people wonder if they can contest a will…
When Does Child Support End in British Columbia?
Child support ends in British Columbia when a child turns 19, which is the age of majority. However, under both the Family Law Act and the Divorce Act, child s…
Evidence Needed to Contest a Will in BC
Disputing a will can be a difficult and extremely emotional process. Nevertheless, will challenges happen quite frequently in British Columbia. In some situati…
How to Set Up a Family Trust in Canada
Family trusts have the potential to provide important benefits for you and your family. One of the main incentives is tax-efficient transfer of wealth. If a fa…
How Long Do You Have To Contest a Will in BC?
You may want to contest a will if you have been disinherited, did not receive a fair share in comparison to your siblings, or if you suspect the will does not…