Lauren Liang presenting to RBC Wills & Estate Group
Tonight Lauren Liang is presenting at an RBC Wills & Estate Advice event on the subject of Wills: To Have or Not to Have. Speaking ... Continued
Should you appoint more than one person under an Enduring Power of Attorney?
Recent case illustrates the challenges that can arise when more than one person is appointed.
Lauren Liang presents to the Condominium Home Owners Association of BC (CHOA) for their Fall 2014 Seminar
On Saturday in Richmond, Lauren Liang presented to the Condominium Home Owners Association of BC (CHOA) for their Fall 2014 Seminar. Lauren spoke on insurance, and ... Continued
Lauren Liang Presented at RBC Advice Event for High Net Worth Individuals
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
New Survivorship Rules
WESA abolishes presumption that older person dies first when sequence of death cannot be determined
Testamentary Trusts and Why You May Need One
Testamentary trusts can be a useful estate planning tool for a wide range of individuals
Lauren Liang to present at Legacies Round Table
On Friday, November 22, 2013 Lauren Liang will be presenting at the Legacies Round Table for BC Children’s Hospital Foundation (BCCHF). Her talk will cover ... Continued
Undue Influence: New Law Shifts Burden of Proof
Making a valid will requires not only that the will-maker has the mental capacity to understand what they are doing, but also that the will ... Continued
How much probate fees do you have to pay?
Dicussion on how much probate fees will amount to
Resolving Unexpected Death and the Role of the Coroner’s Office
Resolving Unexpected Death and the Role of the Coroner’s Office
New Family Law Act and Wills Variation Act Claim
Discussion of the new Family Law Act and Wills Variations claims
Should you claim executor’s fees?
Discussion on whether or not to collect executor fees