Laws exist to ensure that a deceased person’s assets are appropriately distributed so that relatives and other categories of people are adequately provided for. You may have legal grounds to contest a Will if:
When it comes to contesting a Will, the law can be complex and varies from province to province. Strict time limits apply, so it is crucial to seek legal advice as soon as possible if you believe you have grounds to contest a Will.
The legal requirements of acting as an executor or administrator can be overwhelming, especially when someone close to you has recently passed. Our Wills and Estate team can assist you with all aspects of Estate Administration, allowing you to grieve without having to worry about the legal complexities. We provide sensitive and considered advice on:
An up-to-date Will allows you and your family to feel confident your wishes will be respected and carried out upon your passing. You may want to update your Will if you’ve recently experienced:
Our Wills and Estate experts can help you prepare a robust, legally valid Will. We will listen to your wishes and outline your decisions on:
