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PROBATING THE WILL
For example, if the gross value of the estate assets is $125,000, the probate fees will be $1,200: $6 x 25 (for every $1,000 between $25,000 to $50,000) = $150. $14 x 75 (for every $1,000 between $50,000 to $125,000) = $1,050. = $1,200. These probate fees are in addition to the court filing fee of $200. Step 5. FILLING OUT YOUR PROBATE OR ADMINISTRATION FORMS It's one of the main reasons that probate or administration forms are rejected. Make sure exhibits are properly marked and signed. You’ll need to sign some of the forms in front of a lawyer, notary public, or a commissioner for taking affidavits. When you sign a document in front of them, it means you’re swearing that the information in the TEMPLATE AGREEMENT FOR SALE OF A USED CAR Template agreement for sale of a used car. We can help you draft an agreement for the sale of a used car. Before drafting the agreement, make sure to read how to protect yourself when buying a used car and closing the sale. Once you've done that, we can help you build your agreement, or you can download the agreement template. MY NEIGHBOUR WANTS A RETAINING WALL. WHO HAS TO PAY Generally speaking, if a fence or retaining wall is on your neighbour's side of the property line, then they're responsible for paying for it.Where it is on the property line, they need to get your permission before building it, and should attempt to come to an agreement on the price. Depending on where you live, they may also need a permit from the city, and supervision of its construction by PROBLEM WITH A USED CAR BOUGHT FROM A PRIVATE SELLER When you buy a used vehicle from a private seller, certain conditions are implied under the law. The seller must have the right to sell the vehicle.They must also tell you if there are any liens against the vehicle.. The vehicle must be as described by the seller.. The vehicle must be durable for a reasonable period of time.. These conditions are sometimes referred to as the legal warranty. HOW DO I FIND OUT IF I'M A BENEFICIARY OF A WILL IN BC If you’re in the dark about whether the executor has applied for probate, you can do a search of the public court records. You can do this on Court Services Online. On the main page, under E-search, click on Search Civil. Under Search Civil by, click on Deceased Name and put in the name involved. You may be asked to pay $6 to view anydocuments.
CAN THE EXECUTOR USE OR GIVE AWAY THE DECEASED'S THINGS The wording of the will is the first place to look for guidance as to what the executor is allowed to do. Many wills instruct the executor to divide household and personal belongings equally among certain beneficiaries.Some wills include specific instructions about certain belongings, or refer to a memo or list that gives specific items tospecific people.
CAN AN ASSET BE TRANSFERRED TO A PERSON NOT IN THE WILL Generally, an estate asset cannot be transferred to someone who is not a beneficiary of the will. If the property was a specific gift to a beneficiary, the executor does not have the authority to deviate from the terms of the will. However, there may be more latitude where the property forms part of the residue of the estate. The residual beneficiary may be able to direct the executor to WORK OUT LEGAL PROBLEMS Access the email newsletter archive.. From People's Law School. Dial-A-Law: A starting point for information on the law in British Columbia in 190+ topic areas.Available online and by phone. Unbundled Legal Services: Learn about a new service model for lower-cost legal help.. Beagle: A chatbot that helps with common legal problems.Look in the bottom right corner :) APPLYING FOR A GRANT OF ADMINISTRATION The law sets out who can apply for a grant of administration without will annexed. From the top: The spouse of the deceased or someone nominated by them. An adult child of the deceased, with the consent of the majority of the deceased’s children. A person nominated by a child of the deceased.PROBATING THE WILL
For example, if the gross value of the estate assets is $125,000, the probate fees will be $1,200: $6 x 25 (for every $1,000 between $25,000 to $50,000) = $150. $14 x 75 (for every $1,000 between $50,000 to $125,000) = $1,050. = $1,200. These probate fees are in addition to the court filing fee of $200. Step 5. FILLING OUT YOUR PROBATE OR ADMINISTRATION FORMS It's one of the main reasons that probate or administration forms are rejected. Make sure exhibits are properly marked and signed. You’ll need to sign some of the forms in front of a lawyer, notary public, or a commissioner for taking affidavits. When you sign a document in front of them, it means you’re swearing that the information in the TEMPLATE AGREEMENT FOR SALE OF A USED CAR Template agreement for sale of a used car. We can help you draft an agreement for the sale of a used car. Before drafting the agreement, make sure to read how to protect yourself when buying a used car and closing the sale. Once you've done that, we can help you build your agreement, or you can download the agreement template. MY NEIGHBOUR WANTS A RETAINING WALL. WHO HAS TO PAY Generally speaking, if a fence or retaining wall is on your neighbour's side of the property line, then they're responsible for paying for it.Where it is on the property line, they need to get your permission before building it, and should attempt to come to an agreement on the price. Depending on where you live, they may also need a permit from the city, and supervision of its construction by PROBLEM WITH A USED CAR BOUGHT FROM A PRIVATE SELLER When you buy a used vehicle from a private seller, certain conditions are implied under the law. The seller must have the right to sell the vehicle.They must also tell you if there are any liens against the vehicle.. The vehicle must be as described by the seller.. The vehicle must be durable for a reasonable period of time.. These conditions are sometimes referred to as the legal warranty. HOW DO I FIND OUT IF I'M A BENEFICIARY OF A WILL IN BC If you’re in the dark about whether the executor has applied for probate, you can do a search of the public court records. You can do this on Court Services Online. On the main page, under E-search, click on Search Civil. Under Search Civil by, click on Deceased Name and put in the name involved. You may be asked to pay $6 to view anydocuments.
CAN THE EXECUTOR USE OR GIVE AWAY THE DECEASED'S THINGS The wording of the will is the first place to look for guidance as to what the executor is allowed to do. Many wills instruct the executor to divide household and personal belongings equally among certain beneficiaries.Some wills include specific instructions about certain belongings, or refer to a memo or list that gives specific items tospecific people.
CAN AN ASSET BE TRANSFERRED TO A PERSON NOT IN THE WILL Generally, an estate asset cannot be transferred to someone who is not a beneficiary of the will. If the property was a specific gift to a beneficiary, the executor does not have the authority to deviate from the terms of the will. However, there may be more latitude where the property forms part of the residue of the estate. The residual beneficiary may be able to direct the executor to WORK OUT LEGAL PROBLEMS Access the email newsletter archive.. From People's Law School. Dial-A-Law: A starting point for information on the law in British Columbia in 190+ topic areas.Available online and by phone. Unbundled Legal Services: Learn about a new service model for lower-cost legal help.. Beagle: A chatbot that helps with common legal problems.Look in the bottom right corner :)PROBATING THE WILL
For example, if the gross value of the estate assets is $125,000, the probate fees will be $1,200: $6 x 25 (for every $1,000 between $25,000 to $50,000) = $150. $14 x 75 (for every $1,000 between $50,000 to $125,000) = $1,050. = $1,200. These probate fees are in addition to the court filing fee of $200. Step 5. FILLING OUT YOUR PROBATE OR ADMINISTRATION FORMS If your application for probate or administration is rejected, you can correct the problems and re-apply. But this will cause delays. Here, we walk you through common questions asked about the main forms involved (which you can find here).We also offer some practical tips to make a successful application. FENCES AND NEIGHBOURS If a property owner installs a fence completely on their side of the property line, the fence is theirs. And so is the bill for it. If the fence is on the property line, the neighbours on either side are, legally, equal partners in the fence. Generally, each must pay half the cost of building or CAN THE EXECUTOR USE OR GIVE AWAY THE DECEASED'S THINGS The wording of the will is the first place to look for guidance as to what the executor is allowed to do. Many wills instruct the executor to divide household and personal belongings equally among certain beneficiaries.Some wills include specific instructions about certain belongings, or refer to a memo or list that gives specific items tospecific people.
CAN AN ASSET BE TRANSFERRED TO A PERSON NOT IN THE WILL Generally, an estate asset cannot be transferred to someone who is not a beneficiary of the will. If the property was a specific gift to a beneficiary, the executor does not have the authority to deviate from the terms of the will. However, there may be more latitude where the property forms part of the residue of the estate. The residual beneficiary may be able to direct the executor to HARPREET | PEOPLE'S LAW SCHOOL Access the email newsletter archive.. From People's Law School. Dial-A-Law: A starting point for information on the law in British Columbia in 190+ topic areas.Available online and by phone. Unbundled Legal Services: Learn about a new service model for lower-cost legal help.. Beagle: A chatbot that helps with common legal problems.Look in the bottom right corner :) WHEN THERE'S NO WILL, HOW DO I GET AN ESTATE GRANT When someone dies, their property must be dealt with. If they didn't leave a will, someone may need to apply to court for a grant of administration.It's a document issued by the court, giving the person the legal authority to deal with the deceased's estate.This includes distributing assets and paying off debts. The law in BC sets out a priority order for who can apply for the grant of AS THE EXECUTOR, WHAT IF I CAN'T LOCATE A BENEFICIARY As executor, in order to sell your grandparent's condo, you need to probate their will.The land title office will ask you to provide a grant of probate to transfer the condo. Under BC law, before applying for the probate grant, the executor needs to send a notice of their intention to apply for the grant to certain people, including beneficiaries named in the will. CAN AN ALTERNATE BE ADDED TO A POWER OF ATTORNEY? Unfortunately, there is no process for your brother to add another person as backup attorney on behalf of your mother. Under the law in BC, an adult can appoint an attorney to make decisions on their behalf if the adult becomes mentally incapable.This is called an enduring power of attorney.The authority of an attorney ends if the attorney becomes incapable or dies.*
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