Always Be Prepared: Essentials of Incapacity Planning
Ensure your voice is heard even during incapacity by preparing the right documents (like Power of Attorney) tailored to your circumstances.
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Do more than 50% of Canadians fail to walk their dog?
Half of Canadians don’t have a Will. Committing to your estate and incapacity planning can be as easy for you as walking the dog.
Intestacy: Don’t Leave Your Loved Ones in Limbo
If you die without a will, you die ‘intestate’…and there are consequences.
Deliberate Acts of Kindness: Organ Donation and Charitable Giving in Your Estate Plan
In estate planning, leaving a lasting impact goes beyond benefiting your loved ones. Learn how to integrate organ donation and charitable giving into your plan.
Navigating RESPs in Your Estate Plan: A Guide For Families in British Columbia
Integrating RESPs in your estate plan can significantly impact your family’s educational future. Ratcliff can help you with legal requirements while safeguarding contributions and grants.
Multiple Wills Strategy in BC
Using multiple Wills is a strategy designed to minimize probate fees. This method involves segregating your assets so that different assets fall under different Wills.
Avoiding a family dispute by making a Will
When a loved-one dies, a family dispute can arise. A lawyer can help you develop a proactive estate plan can mitigate potential family discord and protect the well-being of your loved ones.
Estate Planning for a Future Marriage or Common Law Relationship: A BC Perspective
Should you decide to marry or enter into a common-law relationship in British Columbia, there are crucial considerations you must keep in mind, particularly from the perspective of property rights and estate planning.
Preserving Your Digital Legacy: Considerations for Estate Planning
In today’s digital era, our lives are intricately intertwined with the online world. Read considerations to protect and manage your virtual assets as part of your estate plan.
Testamentary Trusts: A Powerful Estate Planning Tool
Comprehensive estate plans that incorporate trusts offer control, flexibility, and protection for your assets and beneficiaries.