The few hours that you spend with a lawyer planning your estate could save your spouse, children, and other beneficiaries much time, effort, and money.

If you die without a will, your property will be divided according to B.C. law, and the costs to administer your estate will increase. You will also be giving up the right to appoint the guardian of your choice for any children in your care. It involves reviewing your potential estate and planning to minimize tax costs and the costs to probate and administer your estate.