You don’t have to do this alone.
Your parents named you as the executor of their will, but no one told you what it would feel like to make so many important decisions in the first days, weeks, and months after your parent's death.
When you have a customized plan and an experienced legal team supporting you, you'll make decisions faster and add hours back into your day so you have time to grieve.
Probate & Executor Help
Start your loved one’s estate with 3 simple steps:
Search for their will.
Protect the deceased’s property.
Book an appointment
Fewer family fights.
Get the support you need to make good decisions.
Have time to grieve
Application for Probate
or Grant of Administration
starting at $9,800 plus taxes
(probate fees not included)
If your loved one owned a house or a bank account in their name alone. You may need the court to appoint you as the executor or administrator of their estate. This is called a grant of probate or a grant of administration.
Here’s what is included in your fees:
unlimited phone or zoom calls
we prepare and file a grant of probate or a grant of administration with the Supreme Court of British Columbia
we provide strategic advice so that you make timely and wise decisions about your loved ones’ money and property.
**What’s not included: probate fees, requests for court-approved accounting, or any other type of litigation involving the estate
Friday Fixed Fee Pricing
No hourly billing. We tell you the full price upfront, so you can choose a package that is right for you.
Credit Cards Accepted
Unlimited Zoom or Phone Calls Included
Payment Plans Available
We’re not your average law firm!!
Proudly Women-Owned and Operated
We take the time to get to know you and your family
We aren’t afraid of technology. We text. We zoom. We love tech!!
“Shared joy is double joy.
Shared sorrow is half a sorrow..”
— Swedish Proverb
Frequently Asked Questions
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Hey! I am sorry to hear that your Dad died.
We can do a wills search to see if he had a will registered with the government. If there is a registered will, then we may be able to find it. If we can’t find the will, then you can apply to the court for a grant of administration.
Don’t worry! More than half of Canadian adults do not have a will, so the government has a plan for people who die without a will.
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In BC, you need to have either a grant of probate or a grant of administration to sell a deceased person’s real estate.
We can help you apply to the court.
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The bank wants proof that you are the representative of the deceased’s estate. You will need to make a court application for a grant of administration.
The court will issue a grant of administration (sometimes called letters of administration) that you can bring to the bank.