A person's will contains a great deal of valuable information that has a very real impact on their legacy and their loved ones. But if it is invalid, the courts can set it aside and make decisions following the law rather than the individual's wishes. Whether you are...
Estate Administration
Preparing your kids for inheritance: why (and how) you can do it
Leaving inheritances for children and grandchildren is a primary estate planning objective for many Vancouver parents. If an inheritance is part of your estate plan, preparing recipients can be crucial in preserving your legacy. Why should I prepare recipients?...
Protecting yourself against power of attorney abuse allegations
Numerous duties come with holding power of attorney for financial matters and property. In this capacity, you may need to make complex, potentially unpopular decisions that can trigger disputes. And in some cases, someone may accuse you of abusing your power of...
Unjust enrichment and self-dealing
Several financial issues can arise when a person becomes incapacitated or passes away. In these painful situations, it could be possible that a party unfairly benefits at the expense of others. Thus, there could be concerns of unjust enrichment or self-dealing when a...
Is your estate executor fit for the job?
Creating an estate plan is crucial in ensuring you protect your assets and preserve your legacy when you are gone. It can be uncomfortable to think about these things, but once you have documented your wishes, you can feel better knowing that you have a plan in place....