Powers of Attorney appoint someone to help you deal with your legal and financial affairs.
Is a Power of Attorney still valid after death?
Powers of attorney are not valid after death, and here’s what you can do about that.
Is a Power of Attorney the same as an Executor?
Appointing an attorney and an executor make sure you are protected, and your family can help you.
A BC Notary’s guide to navigating property ownership – title pitfalls for seniors
Adding another person on title has pitfalls. Your BC Notary can explain them to you.
Closing Costs and Legal Fees
Let’s talk closing costs! You’ve bought or sold a home! Now you need to figure out what this will cost... View Article
5 Ways Powers of Attorney go Wrong in Real Estate Transactions
Powers of Attorney allow one person to sign for another in real estate transactions. But there are strict rules about vetting, verifying and registering Powers of Attorney.
Why Legal Notations Matter
Legal notations can affect your title in surprising (and not always good) ways!
Remote Probate Program for BC Notaries
What is this Remote Probate Program? Our Remote Probate Program is one of our favourite “access to justice” services we... View Article
Now providing services in Creston, BC.
We are pleased to announce that we will be providing legal and notarial services in Creston, BC and its surrounding areas, starting March 1, 2023.
How to avoid the dangers of a property chain.
Property chains are incredibly dangerous - if anyone in the chain fails to complete on their transaction, it can cause cascading failures in all the transactions after that failed transaction. Failed chains can cause lawsuits and damages. They are easily avoided by taking a few simple steps.
How Strata Insurance Coverage Failures could Collapse your Purchase or Sale, or cause a Mortgage default
Strata properties are legally required to carry a certain amount of property insurance. Ask your insurer to review the condo's policy if you're not sure of its coverage!
