When someone creates a Will or a trust, they are considered to have the free will and mental capacity to make their own decisions about what happens after their death.
If you’re planning your estate and have recently learned about probate, you’re likely asking yourself whether there are any opportunities to reduce the costs of the process or avoid it altogether.
Avoid challenges to your will: learn what to know about the need for testamentary capacity when writing a will in British Columbia.
Receiving an inheritance in Canada can take anywhere from a few months to multiple years. Here are the factors that commonly cause delays.
Hiring a probate lawyer can help you get through the probate process efficiently and stress-free. Contact Munro & Crawford for help today!
Do you know the responsibilities of an executor of a will? Learn what the duties are and how to navigate the process.
Do you have questions about probate? Learn the steps to the process, how long it takes, and when probate is required in BC.
There are a myriad of myths and misconceptions around estate planning. Understanding the intricacies of estate planning is essential to ensure the orderly distribution of assets and protecting the security of your loved ones. Here are some of the most common estate planning myths you should know about. Get Estate Planning Help Myth 1:…
If you are interested in charitable giving in your will, it is important to understand how to properly name a charity as a beneficiary.
Tips on unmarried & child free estate planning. How to choose an executor, naming a charity as a beneficiary, & planning for your pets.
