Contesting a Will
Our clients often have questions about whether a Will may be contested in court because someone is unhappy with the gift received or received no gift...
Should I write my own Will?
A question we often get is: “Should I write my own Will?”. In Saskatchewan, there are two types of Wills which are valid: a...
End of Life Decisions and Living Wills
Often people avoid talking to loved ones about their end of life decisions because they think of these discussions as depressing or uncomfortable, but...
What is a Trust?
You may create a trust during your lifetime or draft your Will so that a trust is created upon your death. Both types of...
How to Plan your Digital Estate
Most people have a variety of social media and online accounts which will remain after they are gone. The following link provides some guidance...
When do I need Letters Probate?
A good question for an executor to ask is whether an application to the Court of Queen’s Bench for Letters Probate is necessary. If there is a...
What are Letters Probate?
Letters Probate is a court order appointing a person as executor of an estate. This order gives the appointed executor the authority to transfer or sell...
Types of Power of Attorney
Most of our clients are familiar with a Property Power of Attorney, but do not know about a Personal Power of Attorney or an...
Reasons to Have a Power of Attorney
A Power of Attorney (“POA”) is a legal document in which you authorize another person to act for you with respect to your person...
Essential Estate Planning Documents
Whenever I meet with clients to discuss estate planning matters, I make sure they are aware of three essential legal documents: a Last Will and...