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If you die without a will in Alberta, the law decides who receives the part of your estate that does..

Discussing estate planning with your parents doesn’t have to feel overwhelming. The key is approaching the conversation with care, focusing..

The following is based on recently passed federal legislation. As implementation details continue to evolve, buyers should confirm how the..

The Family Focused Protocol (FFP) is a new mandatory court process introduced by the Alberta Court of King’s Bench, effective..

Remote signing is no longer just a short-term pandemic workaround in Alberta. The province has made remote witnessing and signing..

On average, a Canadian receives anywhere from $30,000 to $85,000 as inheritance. That makes inheritance a meaningful part of your..

When a loved one passes, it’s natural for families to want probate finished as quickly as possible. Executors feel the..

Once a divorce judgment is issued and the 30-day appeal period has passed, the divorce itself is final and cannot..

Divorce in Alberta can take anywhere from 3 to 6 months, on average. And if cruelty or adultery aren’t grounds..