Curing Deficiencies in a Will – Examples from Other Provinces
New provisions in WESA on curing deficiencies in a will are similar to those in Manitoba and Saskatchewan
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New provisions in WESA on curing deficiencies in a will are similar to those in Manitoba and Saskatchewan
Amy Mortimore and Gordon Behan are presenting at the upcoming TLABC Estate Litigation Seminar addressing the new omnibus estate legislation, WESA (Wills, Estates and Succession ... Continued
On Wednesday, April 30, 2014 Lauren Liang presented at the RBC (Granville and 70th Branch) Advice Event organized for the bank’s high net worth clients. ... Continued
During the recent Annual Canadian Association of Gift Planners National Conference, Amy Mortimore, who was also on the Host Committee responsible for organizing the conference, ... Continued
WESA provides that the old legislation will often apply if the deceased died prior to WESA
BC government proposes amendments to definition of “excluded property” under the Family Law Act
Clark Wilson’s Wealth Preservation Group has prepared a summary of the new WESA
BC Ministry of Justice has created a useful summary of the new WESA
British Columbia’s new Wills, Estates and Succession Act (WESA) and accompanying new probate rules come into force on March 31, 2014. WESA replaces the Wills ... Continued
WESA abolishes presumption that older person dies first when sequence of death cannot be determined
Baby boomers will pass on unprecedented amounts of wealth, but the next generation should not rely on inheritances.
Joint tenancies can be convenient and economical, but are not without their difficulties