Probate & Estate Administration

Probate is the legal process of validating a will through the court. While not always required, it is often necessary—especially when selling estate-owned property.

At Bluenose Law, we assist clients in obtaining Grants of Probate and provide ongoing guidance to personal representatives in managing estates. The role of a personal representative involves more than distributing assets; it includes settling debts, handling legal paperwork, and ensuring proper accounting. Additionally, tax obligations can be complex, and missteps may lead to personal liability. Our experienced team helps navigate these challenges efficiently.

Probate

Involves verifying the validity of a will, if there is one
Appoints an executor or administrator to manage the estate
Collects the deceased’s assets and pays off any debts
Distributes the remaining assets to the beneficiarie

Estate administration

Involves closing out the estate and accounting for all assets
Distributes the estate’s assets to the beneficiaries

Probate court

Protects the interests of heirs, creditors, and legatees
Appoints executors, administrators, appraisers, and guardians
Oversees the management and distribution of estate assets
Approves legal fees and sets commissions and expenses for executors and administrators

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We know that many areas of law can be overwhelming. Whether it’s your estate, job, or business, mountains of legal documents should be the least of your worries. Let us take care of the details so you can move forward confidently into the future.

Frequently Asked Questions

Questions about Estate Planning? We will work with you to plan for the future health and financial well being of your most valuable assets - your family.

Can i leave my Estates to whoever I want to?

As long as the property is self-acquired, you can leave it to whomsoever you wish through a will. However, it will be better to mention in the will the reason you do not want to give it to one of your children as it will reduce the chances of the will being contested by him or her.

What is Probate?

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Is it necessary to Probate a Will?

Do i need to be worried about Probate Fees in Alberta?

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What is Personal Directie?

What is a Mirror Will?

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Probate & Estate Administration