Law Blog: Wills and Estates Law

In Alberta, estate assets may pay debts before beneficiaries receive anything. Learn who’s liable and how legal advice can help.

Plan for your child’s future today. Learn why naming a guardian in your estate plan is essential for Alberta parents.

Explore whether gifting or inheritance is the best way to pass on wealth in Alberta. Learn the legal and tax pros and cons of each strategy.

Receiving an inheritance in Alberta? Learn how terminal returns, capital gains tax, and probate fees may affect what you receive. Verhaeghe Law can help.

Learn how estate planning works in second marriages and blended families in Alberta. Protect your spouse, children, and legacy with experienced legal advice.

Wondering if your will is valid in Alberta? Learn the legal requirements, risks of an invalid will, and how to protect your estate with a proper plan.

If you’re planning your estate in Alberta, it’s important to inform people about it. Learn more about who you should tell and why.

Thinking about naming an in-law in your will? There are common pitfalls you can avoid to protect your estate and your children’s inheritances. Read more.

If an individual’s will has been lost or misplaced, their family may still be able to proceed with probate. Learn more about the legal process and requirements.

Thinking about naming multiple executors or trustees in your will? Learn more about the pros and cons in our blog.