Estate Settlement

The Probate Timeline in BC: How Long Does the Process Take

Learn how probate in BC can span up to a year, with detailed insights into the timeline and factors that influence the duration.

What Does an Executor of a Will Do in British Columbia?

The probate process can be confusing, administration heavy, and can take its toll on your time and energy.

Why E-Signatures are Safer and Legal (Almost) Everywhere

Internet security experts have come to view electronic signatures, or e-signatures, as substantially more secure than the traditional method of putting ink to paper.

Understanding The Executor Fee in BC

Learn about executor fees in BC: maximum rates, factors affecting compensation, and how courts determine fair payment.

Can an executor be released from their duties?

In British Columbia, the probate court may decide to remove the executor if certain issues arise.

Can an Executor Sell Estate Property Without the Consent of all Beneficiaries?

Considering the difficulty and complexity of settling the estate, it's necessary to assign a trusted individual to carry out this duty.

How to Avoid Probate in British Columbia

Unfortunately, estate settlement processes often have to go through probate court, even if the deceased leaves behind a will.

What are the duties of an executor in Alberta?

The role of an executor is to ensure that your loved one’s estate is being properly dealt with, and making sure that their wishes are being met.