The grief of losing a loved one is often compounded by the difficulty of trying to figure out what to do with their assets. The process of passing on the estate of a deceased relative or friend (the “Deceased”) can sometimes seem like trying to navigate through a labyrinth.This article aims to provide some clarity
A will-maker is free to dispose of his or her assets as he or she sees fit. However, if you have received an unfair share or been disinherited by a parent, you may be able to challenge the Will. Under the Wills, Estate and Succession Act (“WESA”), a spouse or child of the will-maker may
Last updated on March 9th, 2022 at 10:53 am Estate planning goes beyond just preparing a will. You have numerous tools at your disposal to make sure that you are taken care of in your elder years. At its most basic, an estate plan includes: 1) A will 2) A power of attorney 3) A
Today there are quite a few do it yourself will kits that claim to allow you to create a legally valid will without the help of a lawyer. These kinds of things appeal to people because they are generally quicker and cheaper than going to a lawyer. However, making a will is not the same
Your will is arguably the most important document you will ever sign in your life. Yet many people neglect to get even a basic will until it’s too late. Consequently, their loved ones may face increased frustration, uncertainty, and cost in dealing with the estate. Their business partners may face uncertainty, delays, and potential litigation