When selling property with elderly clients, it is important to consider the power of attorney, joint tenancies, and probate. 1. Determine if there is a valid Power of Attorney in place A Power of Attorney is a legal document that grants to a person (sometimes called the “Attorney”) the right to sell and dispose of […]
Last year’s announcement by Premier Christy Clark of a new statutory holiday was to the delight of many employees across the province. The inaugural Family Day on February 11, 2013, brings the total to ten statutory holidays in British Columbia, sharing the honours with Saskatchewan for the most number of statutory holidays in the country. […]
No one wants to leave behind long, bitter and expensive litigation when they die. While having a will is a good place to start, there is more you can do to decrease the likelihood that your family will take to the courtroom after you depart. This article contains a few tips to protect your estate […]
