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Whether you are buying or selling a property in British Columbia, its title will play an important role. It is a legal document establishing your ownership of your property (or land). A title also has other important details, including interests, rights, and restrictions on the concerned property. You should thoroughly

People preparing their estate plans often overlook the possibility of them losing mental capacity in the future. Complications like dementia can hamper a person’s ability to think clearly and remember important life aspects. Without preparing for such issues, people making estate plans and their beneficiaries can find themselves in trouble.

It often takes a lifetime to accumulate substantial wealth. You wouldn’t want to pass it on to people who aren’t worthy of it. Estate planning may seem complicated but is essential. It lets you choose the right beneficiaries and tools to manage your wealth. If you live in British Columbia,

Preparing a Power of Attorney (POA) gives a trusted person the power to handle your legal and financial operations on your behalf. This legal document is important to perform certain actions or look after your business in your absence. However, there may be instances when you are no longer happy

Losing a loved one is emotionally and physically draining. If they have prepared a will for you and your family members, it should go through a probate before being executed. Dealing with an additional burden may not be the best idea while you mourning the loss of your loved one.

Family trusts are popular estate planning tools in British Columbia. They help you provide for your loved ones and secure their financial future. A family trust lets you choose a trustee who will manage your assets and ensure that your beneficiaries receive their shares. Let us quickly answer the title