Managing digital assets in estate planning
When they begin estate planning, many people have a traditional concept of what is involved: physical property, bank accounts and guardianship of depe...
When they begin estate planning, many people have a traditional concept of what is involved: physical property, bank accounts and guardianship of depe...
Successful co-parenting takes effort and planning. One of the issues that is extremely important to research, carefully consider and plan in detail is...
The holidays may be over, but winter still has many weeks to go. As unpredictable as British Columbia weather can be, it is best to be prepared for an...
If buying a home is on your list of resolutions for the new year, you probably already know what a difficult road you have ahead. Housing prices in Br...
Many people look forward to a range of recreational activities in the winter, from snowy sports to family visits. While these activities can bring a g...
Second marriages are not uncommon in British Columbia. Despite this, blended families are often not considered in typical estate planning advice. It i...
Estate planning can be difficult for any individual or family, but those with family-owned businesses can have particular challenges. It is a good ide...
When documenting an estate plan, there are three key documents that one should draft. These are a will, a personal directive, and an enduring power of...
End-of-life planning is an important legal and financial planning process. However, that does not mean it is easy. The topic of wills, estates, and ot...
While many individuals choose to leave assets to their children in an estate plan, some also look to leave at least some wealth to the younger generat...
Affordability is a major hurdle to home ownership for young people today. However, despite this challenge, three quarters of adults in Generation Z ci...
For couples with children, co-parenting can be one of the most challenging aspects of a divorce. Even if there is conflict, resentment or other negati...