Wills
Creating a will is a crucial step to ensure that your assets are distributed according to your wishes after you pass. Without a valid will, your estate will be distributed according to British Columbia's default laws, which may not align with your intentions.
At our firm, we help you create a clear, legally binding will that provides peace of mind for you and your loved ones. Reach out to discuss how we can guide you through the process with personalized legal advice.
Wills Pricing for a Single Person
If it’s just you, and all you need is a will, it’s $500. But you can save $150 when you get all three products in our Estate Planning Package.
À la carte
Pricing
$500
Will
$300
Power of Attorney
$300
Representation Agreement
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$1,100
Package
Pricing
$400
Will
$275
Power of Attorney
$275
Representation Agreement
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$950
Wills Pricing for a Couple
If the two of you both need a will, it’s $900 total. But you save $400 when you and your spouse both get the full package - will, power of attorney, and representation agreement.
À la carte
Pricing
$900
Will x2
$525
Power of Attorney x2
$525
Representation Agreement x2
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$1,950
Package
Pricing
$650
Will x2
$450
Power of Attorney x2
$450
Representation Agreement x2
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$1,550
Common Questions About Wills in BC
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If you own property, have children, or want control over who gets what, then yes. A will ensures:
Your assets go to the right people.
Someone you trust is in charge of managing your estate.
Your children have a guardian you choose.
Your loved ones avoid legal headaches after you pass.
Without a will, your estate follows B.C.’s default laws, which might not align with your wishes.
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Dying without a will (called dying intestate) means B.C. law decides how your assets are divided.
This may result in your estate being distributed in ways that do not reflect your wishes. It also may result in someone administering your estate who may not have been your first choice.
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A good will covers:
✔ Who inherits your assets (property, money, personal items)
✔ Who will care for your minor children (if applicable)
✔ Who will be your executor (the person handling your estate)
✔ Special gifts or charitable donations
✔ Instructions for debts, taxes, or funeral wishesWe make sure your will is clear, legally sound, and tailored to your needs.
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Absolutely. Life changes—marriage, divorce, having kids, buying property. You should review and update your will whenever major life events happen. Small changes can be made with a codicil, but bigger updates may require a new will.
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Your executor is responsible for handling your estate after you pass. Choose someone who is:
Trustworthy and responsible
Good with finances and paperwork
Willing and able to take on the role
Many people choose a family member, close friend, or a lawyer. We can help you select the right executor for your situation.
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You can make a will on your own, but mistakes can cause major legal issues down the line. A lawyer ensures your will is legally valid, correctly worded, and customized to your situation—especially if you have complex assets, blended families, or specific wishes.
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A will takes effect after you die, while a power of attorney lets someone manage your finances if you’re alive but unable to do so (due to illness, injury, or age). Many people set up both to cover all scenarios.
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Creating a will is easier than you think. We guide you through the process, making sure everything is legally sound and customized to your wishes. Whether you’re drafting your first will or updating an existing one, we’re here to help.
Reliable Legal Support for Your Will
Creating a will doesn’t have to be complicated. With Francis’s expert legal guidance, we’ll ensure your estate plan is clear, comprehensive, and legally sound.