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How to Become an Executor of an Estate Without a Will

If you die without a will, you’re considered to have died “intestate,” which means that the local government is in charge of how your assets will be dealt with.

Can you create a holographic will in British Columbia?

Whether a holographic will is recognized as a valid will or not depends on the province.

WATCH: What's an Estate Plan and Why You Need One

Free on-demand workshop explains what an estate plan is, the process of planning an estate, and how to avoid common planning oversights.

Complete Guide to Estate Settlement

Have you recently been named an estate executor? Our complete guide to estate settlement will walk you through the process from A to Z.

Can I Write My Will With a Will Kit in British Columbia?

There’s a common misconception that you need an estate lawyer or notary to write your will.

Common Mistakes to Avoid When Planning your Estate in British Columbia

Estate planning is a complex process that many people avoid. It can be unpleasant to focus on the thought of you not being around someday, but doing so is essential.

The Ultimate Estate Executor’s Checklist

Have you recently been named an estate executor? Our ultimate estate executor checklist will help you through the estate settlement process.

Ontario Probate Fees Explained for 2025 regulation

Discover Ontario's probate fees for 2025. Our guide breaks down estate administration tax rates and thresholds. Use our calculator to estimate your costs.