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Wills, Estates and Elder Law - Areas of Practice

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Estate Planning [Will, Power of Attorney and Personal Directive]

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Wills lawyer, power of attorney lawyer, and estate planning lawyer assisting and advising on planning for a death [estate planning] and/or an inability to make personal decisions [incapacity planning] is more than just about the paper work.  The proper arrangements and documentation needs to be in place to make certain a person's instructions  are when that person can no longer speak for themselves.

Probate and Estate Administration

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Probate lawyer, estate lawyer and estate administration lawyer for executors, executrixes, personal representatives, attorneys, agents, trustees, guardians or persons otherwise responsible for dealing with a deceased or incapacitated person's estate, it is important that you comply with the laws respecting estate administration as it imposes significant obligations and liabilities upon those administering an estate.

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Want to know more about wills, estates, elder law, enduring power of attorneys, personal directives, estate planning, estate administration, probate and rights and obligations of personal representatives, beneficiaries, executors and executrixes?

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Contact us to see if we can assist you or our Lopatka Law Blog page includes some of the following legal articles:

1. Including and Excluding Family Members from your Estate Plan.
   
2. Why Blended Families [Step Parents and Step-Children] may need a will.
3. Difference between a Will, Enduring Power of Attorney and Personal Directive.
4. The Role of the Personal Representatives [Trustee, Executor, Executrix].
5. The Powers of the Personal Representatives [Trustee, Executor, Executrix].
6. Administering an Estate with probate and without probate.
7. Alberta Surrogate Court Probate Fees.

and our blog covers more than just this area of the law and we post additional legal articles from time to time.