Probate Without A Lawyer? What Executors Need To Know
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Probate Without A Lawyer? What Executors Need To Know
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Can you apply for probate without a lawyer? Depending on where the deceased person lived, and where you live, you might be able to. But filing the application is only one piece of an executor’s job.
In this week's article and episode, I talk about how far different parts of Canada have gone with online and email probate filing, including Alberta’s online service for people applying on their own, Ontario’s email filing and small estate process, and the way Quebec handles wills made before a notary. I also get into what a probate application actually asks the court for, what you’ll need to figure out before you apply, and what’s still ahead once the court says yes.
If you’ve been named executor, or you’re wondering whether you can handle probate yourself, this episode will help you see the whole job before you start.
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Read the full article: https://nexsteps.ca/executor-and-estate-administration/probate-online/
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Disclaimer: This content is for general information only and is not legal, financial, medical, or tax advice.