Wills & Estates

Effective estate planning involves understanding a client’s particular needs and financial situation. It means integrating all assets and liabilities into a plan for the future so a client may best realize his or her goals before and after death.

Our wills and estate law practice includes:

  • wills and estate planning
  • estates
  • powers of attorney
  • representation agreements
  • advance directives
  • committeeship applications

A Will allows you to give specific instructions about the management and distribution of your estate after your death.

A Power of Attorney allows you to appoints another person to deal with your business and property if you are temporarily or permanently unable to do so yourself.

A Representation Agreement allows you to appoint someone who may act as your legal representative, if you are unable to act on your own behalf, for either:

  1. your personal and health care decisions, or
  2. your “day to day” health, personal care, as well as your financial decisions.

An Advance Directive (much like a Living Will) allows you to state your wishes to health care providers regarding end of life medical treatment.

A Committeeship Application allows you to obtain legal guardianship for a friend or family member who needs assistance managing their affairs.

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10107 101 Avenue, Fort St. John

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