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Fort Langley Estate Lawyers

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Searching for experienced and reputable Estate Lawyers in Fort LangleyChoosing your Estate lawyer doesn’t have to be as daunting as it sounds. We offer a free 30-minute consultation where we get to know you and your situation, and see how we can help. That way, you can make sure our law firm is the right fit for you. 

Onyx Law Group was founded in 2012 and provides the highest level of Estate Litigation, Estate Planning and Probate & Estate Administration to clients in Fort Langley and throughout British Columbia. 

Onyx Law Group handles Fort Langley estate matters from our New Westminster office at 26 Fourth Street, roughly 35 minutes west; because the Township of Langley has no Supreme Court registry, probate and wills-variation files are opened at the New Westminster Supreme Court registry.

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Fort Langley Estate Lawyers

Estates and Trusts Law in Fort Langley

We’re here to help you navigate the complex web of laws and facts that make up British Columbia Estate Law. Our team is always available to answer your questions, no matter how difficult they may be. We can help you avoid common mistakes and identify creative ways to make claims. We are skilled, compassionate and knowledgeable when it comes to handling matters of your or your family’s estate.

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Fort Langley Estates & Trusts Litigation

Estates & Trusts Litigation

Estate Law is often difficult, as it commonly involves strong emotion and family conflict. We understand that some events from the past can be difficult to deal with. Our approach is careful and considerate so you can feel comfortable discussing your case with us. We want to settle your case quickly and without issue, but our firm is experienced, ready and willing to take your case to trial if necessary. Our Estates and Trust Litigators in Fort Langley provide the following services:

  • Challenging an Executor
  • Contesting a gift
  • Disinherited Child
  • Disinherited Spouse
  • Undue Influence & Lack of Capacity
  • Unjust Enrichment
  • Validity of a Will or Trust
  • Estate Assets
  • Will Disputes

Estates Planning and Trusts

We assist you to plan for the event of loss of capacity, your health care, and disposition of your assets on your death. Our Estates Planning and Trusts legal services in Fort Langley include:

  • Alter Ego Trust and Joint Partner Trust
  • Committeeship Applications
  • Disability Trusts
  • Power of Attorney
  • Representation Agreements
  • Wills
Estate planning in Fort Langley

Fort Langley Probate and Estate Administration

Probate and Estate Administration

We know it’s tough losing someone you love, and taking care of their estate afterward can be confusing and scary. But don’t worry, our team is here to help you through every step.

Our Fort Langley Probate and Estate Administration Lawyers have extensive experience in helping clients obtain a Grant of Probate from the British Columbia Supreme Court. We have experience in handling both contentious and non-contentious estate matters, as well as the litigation necessary to obtain court orders for administering the estate.

Our Estate Lawyers Serving Fort Langley

Estate Planning

Candace Cho

Principal Lawyer
Estate Planning

Sandy Minh Abley

Associate Counsel
Probate & Estate Administration

Veronica Manski

Associate Counsel
Estates & Trusts Litigation

Jackson Todd

Associate Counsel
Estate Litigation

Valerie LeBlanc

Associate Counsel

Estates & Trust Litigation, Family Law

KATYA RICHARDSON

Associate Counsel 

Estates & Trusts Litigation

Kevin Campbell

Associate Lawyer
Estates & Trusts Litigation

Louisa Ledesma

Associate Lawyer
Estate Litigation

TJ Garcha

Associate Lawyer

Estates & Trust Litigation

Jesse Patrao

Associate Lawyer

Each client deserves our undivided attention and will be made to feel valued and heard. When clients place their trust in Onyx as their advocate, they can be sure that we will represent them with vigilance, compassion and professionalism.

Fort Langley estate help, handled from New Westminster

Fort Langley is about a 35-minute drive east of our New Westminster office at 26 Fourth Street, out past the heritage shops on Glover Road and the national historic site by the Fraser River. Onyx Law Group has no office in the village itself, so we handle Fort Langley estate matters from New Westminster and, when a trip in isn’t practical, over the phone or by video.

The Township of Langley doesn’t have its own Supreme Court registry, so estate files for Fort Langley are generally opened at the New Westminster Supreme Court registry. One part of the Wills, Estates and Succession Act that catches people off guard is the wills variation claim. A spouse or a child who feels a will didn’t provide for them fairly can ask the court to change how the estate is divided, but the clock is short: the claim has to be filed within 180 days of the date probate is granted. Miss that window and the option usually closes.

Wills and Estates Law Blog

October 9, 2019

Application for Security for Costs Denied in Vancouver Estate Litigation

In a recent Vancouver estate litigation matter, Nordgren v. Hjukstrom Estate, 2019 BCSC 1, one of Onyx Law Group’s team of estate lawyers…
April 23, 2021

Disinherited Second Wife’s Lawsuit Against Her Stepchildren Dismissed

Transferring property into joint tenancy for estate planning purposes often leads to family disputes and in some cases, litigation. For e…
January 29, 2020

Changing a Will in BC: Beneficiary Disinherited by White-Out – Is It Legally Valid?

In BC, changing a will after it is signed has its own formal requirements. An alteration, such as crossing out or covering a beneficiary’s…
February 15, 2025

Wills Variation BC

In British Columbia, section 60 of the Wills, Estates and Succession Act lets a spouse or child ask the court to vary a will that fails to…
April 8, 2021

Will Not Updated Post-Separation, But Former Spouse Still Inherits Ex’s Estate

When married or common-law partners cease to be spouses, s. 56(2) of the Wills, Estates and Succession Act, S.B.C. 2009, c. 13 (“WESA”) a…
October 4, 2024

What Happens if a Beneficiary Does Not Claim Their Inheritance in British Columbia?

No one intends for estate property or money to languish instead of going to its rightful owner. Unfortunately, unclaimed inheritances are q…