Estate Settlement
Mar 13, 2024
How to Transfer Ownership of a Vehicle After Death in BC
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If you’re going through probate—or if you’ve just been named an estate executor and know that the probate process is coming up in your immediate future—you’ve probably noticed that a huge part of the job includes listing, categorizing, and appraising the assets that make up the estate.
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However, not all assets are created equal, and not all of them need to be probated. In British Columbia, the following assets need to go through probate:
An estate executor in British Columbia will need to list the value of the following assets and submit them to the probate court:
Assets that are jointly held—meaning that 100% of that asset goes to the surviving holder once the primary passes away—don’t need to go through probate. Neither do assets that are held in a living trust, or insurance policies with named beneficiaries.
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