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What to Do If an Executor is Not Taking Steps to Administer an Estate

How Do I Recover My Stolen Inheritance?

At some point in our life, many of us have already experienced various forms of theft, such as having our wallets stolen, etc. However, you may not be aware of one type of theft: inheritance theft. As beneficiaries, inheriting property or assets from a loved one will always be a privilege. Unfortunately, not everyone entitled […]

March 27, 2023
Real Estate
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What Are Examples of Executor Misconduct?

If you are not conversant with estate planning, you probably would have heard the term “executor” and not know what it means or what they even do. The term “executor” in estate planning is self-explanatory; it doesn’t have another meaning other than the one you see in the dictionary. Simply put, an executor is appointed […]

A Guide to Winning an Appeal in Probate Court

When a loved one passes away, their estate may need to go through probate court to be distributed according to their wishes. Unfortunately, sometimes the probate court’s decisions don’t always align with what the family believes is fair and just. If you find yourself in this situation, it’s important to know that you do have options. […]

March 11, 2023
Employment Law
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5 Ways Business Owners Can Avoid Wrongful Termination Claims

As a business owner, you know that letting go of an employee is never easy. But what happens when an ex-employee alleges that they were wrongfully terminated? Such claims can be a nightmare for any business, leading to costly lawsuits, damaged reputation, and lost productivity. To avoid such claims, it’s important to clearly understand employers’ legal […]

Understanding The Probate Process in British Columbia: A Step-by-Step Guide

Losing a loved one can be a difficult and emotional time for anyone. And while the grieving process takes time, practical matters must also be addressed. Understanding the probate process is important if you are the executor of a will or a beneficiary of an estate in British Columbia. In this article, we’ll take you through […]

Should I Sign a Non-disclosure Agreement?

As a business owner or employee, a company may need you to sign a non-disclosure agreement (NDA) to protect its confidential information. While NDAs can be useful, they can also limit your ability to discuss your work or put you at legal risk of legal consequences. At Saanichton Law, we understand the importance of […]

February 18, 2023
Legal Advice, Real Estate
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Everything You Need to Know About Heggstad Petitions

Estate planning can be a complex and confusing process, and it’s important to ensure to distribute your assets according to your wishes after your passing. One potential tool that you may not know is the Heggstad petition. In this article, we’ll dive into everything you need to know about Heggstad petitions. This includes how […]

February 4, 2023
Real Estate
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How Does An Easement Affect You And Your Property?

Some legal rights and responsibilities come with owning a property in British Columbia, and you must understand them all. As a resident of British Columbia, one thing that can affect your right as a property owner is what we can call an easement. An easement is something that, over the years, has always divided opinions […]

January 29, 2023
Real Estate
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When to Use a Quitclaim Deed

When it comes to buying, selling, or transferring property, there are various methods that you can use to ensure the operation goes smoothly, and one of those methods is something called a quitclaim deed. But what exactly is a quitclaim deed, and when should you use one? In this blog post, we will look at […]

Things to Consider When Naming a Guardian in Your Will

As a parent, it is only natural to worry about what will happen to our children after we might we passed away. Understandably, not many people enjoy thinking or talking about this type of topic for obvious reasons: Reality is hard to deal with. This kind of topic becomes even more complicated and, at the […]

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