Why You Should Update Your Will After Major Life Changes in BC
In BC, major life events like marriage, divorce, or a new child can affect your will. Learn why updating your will protects your loved ones & estate plan.
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What Happens If You Die Without a Will?
Dying without a will in BC means the law decides your estate under WESA—having a will ensures your wishes and loved ones are protected.
The Key Principles of Will-Making in British Columbia
Wills are often talked about but not always fully understood. Many people put off preparing one, thinking it’s something to be dealt with later in life. But having a valid Will is one of the most important steps you can take to ensure your wishes are respected and your loved ones are provided for. Without a properly prepared Will, your estate may not be distributed the way you intend, and in some cases, it can lead to disputes, delays, and unnecessary costs.
What Can You Do if an Inheritance Feels Unbalanced?
The loss of a loved one is a deeply emotional experience, and reading their will can add further complexities to the grieving process. For some, the distribution of the estate may feel unfair or unbalanced, leaving you to wonder: What can I do if my inheritance doesn’t reflect what I expected?
What Would be Grounds for Divorce in Canada?
At CBM Lawyers, we’ve broken down the essential points and questions to help you navigate this challenging time with clarity and confidence.
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