Failure to Establish Just Cause, a Dishonest Testimony, and More
Each month, Spraggs Law publishes Vancouver Legal News, a curated selection of articles about legal issues discussed in the news. This month, we’re covering a…
Issues Arising From Intestacy in BC (Dying Without a Will)
Intestacy occurs when a person dies without a valid will, leaving their estate to be distributed according to statutory laws rather than personal wishes. In…
Top Secret Trouble, a Failed Apology, an Estate Family Feud and More
Each month, Spraggs Law publishes Vancouver Legal News, a curated selection of articles about legal issues discussed in the news. This month, we’re covering companies…
The Partition of Property Act: What Every Property Co-Owner Needs to Know
Disagreements aren’t always avoidable, and change is inevitable. If you share property ownership with someone, whether with a spouse, friend, common-law partner, business partner or…
What Happens to Digital Assets When You Die?
When it comes to estate planning, digital assets aren’t typically top of mind. As such, it’s common for people to forget to include their digital…
What Happens to Cryptocurrency When You Die?
One of the primary goals of estate planning is to manage your assets in the event of death or incapacity so there is peace of…
What Happens to Our Social Media Accounts After We Die?
Planning our lives around our careers, families, retirement, and other obligations can be overwhelming enough. So it’s no mystery that few of us set aside…
How and When to Remove an Executor From a Will
Today, the Spraggs Law team discusses what British Columbians should know about how and when to remove an executor from a will. For information on…
What Is Undue Influence in the Making or Changing of a Will?
What is “undue influence” in the making or changing of a will in BC?
As part of our will-centric blog series, we’re diving into what this term means–and how it can impact one’s ability to contest a will.
How Do I Contest a Will in BC?
At Spraggs Law, our estate law specialists field this question often. That’s why we’ve dedicated today’s blog to detailing everything you need to know about how (and when) to contest a will in British Columbia.
5 Common Questions About Estate Law, Answered
Note: This article does not contain legal advice about common questions about estate law and B.C. estate law planning. If you would like advice on your specific situation, please contact Spraggs Law.
Unhappy Grandchildren in Wills
Note: This article does not contain legal advice about wills variation claims. If you would like advice on your specific situation, please contact Spraggs Law….
