What Happens if You Pass Away Without a Will?
Approximately 50% of all Canadians do not have a will. Without a will, there are no instructions for the distribution of your estate. This means that your wishes will be left up to interpretation or overlooked in favour of provincial law. If …
Choosing an Executor for Your Estate
When dealing with wills, estates, and the wishes of the deceased, the role of the executor is highly important. An executor is responsible for ensuring that your will is executed according to your wishes and may need to make decisions on your …
Why do You Need a Notary for Conveyancing?
If you are about to purchase a home, you will need to complete the conveyancing process to ensure that the title is properly transferred to you. As experts in real estate and conveyancing, the team at Sidhu & Associates knows that the …
What Should be Included in Real Estate Disclosure Statements?
If you are looking at purchasing a new home, it can be extremely difficult to determine the condition of every property you look at. Homes are often touched up and repaired before being listed on the market to increase their appeal and …
What are Beneficiary Designations?
Estate planning can be an emotionally charged, difficult, and complicated process, especially if you have a large family or a complex estate. Whether you are looking to create your first will or update your existing will, it is vital to understand what …
What Can an Executor do?
Estate distribution can be an emotionally charged and difficult time, especially if the deceased has a large family or complex estate. To ensure that their estate is distributed according to their wishes, the testator will name an executor in their will to …
How to Create a Will
If you are considering making a will for your estate, there are many requirements and important elements to consider. From appointing an executor to distributing your estate, all matters must be adequately addressed to ensure that your wishes are followed. As experts …
Joint Tenancy vs. Tenancy-in-Common
While factors like closing dates, inspections, and subjects are commonly considered when buying a home, many buyers do not consider their options for ownership before signing the final purchase agreement. As experts in real estate and conveyancing, the team at Sidhu & …
What is the Difference Between a Notary Public and a Lawyer?
In situations related to legal documentation for real estate, property ownership, estate planning, and conveyance, lawyers and notaries can perform similar services. Despite these similarities in abilities, there are distinct differences between the two professions, making each a better choice for certain …
What Should be Included in a Will?
Wills are a vital part of estate planning that should never be overlooked. Having a will allows you to determine how your estate will be distributed upon your passing, ensuring that your wishes are followed while significantly reducing stress and uncertainty for …
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