Navigating Estate Law For Over 20 Years

Edward F. Macaulay Law Corp is a Vancouver law firm focused on estate litigation, estate administration, trusts and adult guardianship. Our founding lawyer has successfully practiced in this area of the law for more than two decades. As your legal adviser, he will provide you with objective, professional advice and a frank assessment of your chances for success when launching a legal claim.

Your Reliable Source For Estate Law Advice

Experience and a solid reputation within the legal profession are what set our firm apart. Our lawyer is well-respected by judges and colleagues and his advice is valued by clients. The legal service our firm provides is reliable, personal and ultimately effective.

In estate disputes and personal care issues, human emotion often compounds the difficulty associated with an already complex situation. Our job as your legal team is to help you step back, rationally assess the situation and ultimately represent your interests in executing the legal path you choose to follow.

Comprehensive Service For Estate Administration And Estate Disputes

Our practice, while focused on wills and estates, is a comprehensive estate administration and estate litigation practice. We advise and represent clients in such matters as:

• Probate applications
• Responsibilities of executors and trustees
• Invalid wills
• Will challenges
• Will variations for spouses and children
• Disputes over unjust enrichment or joint assets
• Actions to remove a trustee
• Abuse by a power of attorney
• Applications for adult guardianship

Our focus is on upholding our commitment to provide an objective assessment of each case and informed legal advice to our clients. Our role is most effective when our clients possess the tools they need to have a clear vision of how to proceed.

To arrange a consultation with our estate litigation lawyer in Vancouver, call us at 604-259-2896 in the Lower Mainland or toll free at 800-401-4983, or reach us by email. We offer some services in French.