Writing Your Will Doesn't Need To be Complicated.
- Wills and Codicils
- Powers of Attorney (POA)
- Representation Agreements
- Notorizations
- Real Estate
- Wills and Codicils
- Powers of Attorney (POA)
- Representation Agreements & medical directives
Easy & affordable solution to making your Will.
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Our Notary’s Role in your Wills and Estate Planning
Krische & Co. Notaries will provide you with personalized Wills and estate planning advice, taking into account your family & financial circumstances and your wishes.
We’ve helped many others just like you:
- Single persons, aged 16+
- Couples
- Persons with children, pets and/or dependents
- First-time / expectant parents
- Blended families (children from previous relationships)
- Homeowners
Krische & Co. Notaries:
Latimer Business Hub
A325 – 20020 84th Avenue
Langley, BC
V2Y 5K8
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Let’s face it: death and incapacity planning is not high on your priority list. But it should be. Let us help you. We often hear that we make the process “pretty painless.”
Protect your legacy. Plan for the future. Anticipate potential health and capacity issues. Retain control. Act now. These are all noble objectives that most people wouldn’t argue against, but the actual process of bringing this all to fruition is often overwhelming. Don’t worry – we break it down into manageable steps to help you.
Getting Started with wills and estates planning
We require two meetings with you. At the first appointment, we review your assets and family structure, give you advice and education about relevant laws, and take your instructions. At your second appointment, we review and explain the drafted document with you before witnessing your signature on the Will.
Note: We firmly decline all requests to witness Wills that our office did not prepare. These documents are often prepared by persons without legal knowledge and are rife with errors.
Codicils, Wills and Estate Planning
A Will leaves assets to chosen beneficiaries, appoints guardian for minor children & names an executor to ensure you wishes are followed even after you are gone.
Powers of Attorney (POA)
A Power of Attorney (POA) appoints trusted individual(s) to handle your legal & financial affairs while you are alive, making it a critical document for incapacity planning.
Representation Agreements
A Representation Agreement designates person(s) to make medical health care and personal care decisions for you if you are unable to advocate for yourself.
Wills, Codicils and Estate Planning
A Will is a legal document that appoints a guardian for your minor children and instructs your executor about the distribution of your assets to your chosen beneficiaries. Making a will is not about how much you have; it is about putting the right people in charge and ensuring that what you do have will be given to people and/or causes that are near and dear to you.
If you already have a Will, you’re ahead of most people. It’s important to regularly review your Will to ensure it remains up-to-date and reflects your current wishes. If required, changes may be made by Codicil or new Will.
Powers of Attorney (POA)
A power of attorney (POA) is a legal document that is used to appoint person(s) – called the “Attorney” – to handle your legal and financial affairs on your behalf, while you are alive. (Note: when you die, your POA is void and your Will is used). This can include tasks like paying your bills, depositing or withdrawing money from your bank accounts, filing your income taxes, renewing or cancelling your insurance, and selling your house.
Representation Agreements
A Representation Agreement grants authority to person(s) of your choosing – called the “Representative(s)” – to make medical health care and personal care decisions on your behalf and to advocate for you when you can no longer make these decisions for yourself. A Representation Agreement can specify the types of treatment you want and the procedures and treatments you do not want.
Getting started
We require two meetings with you. At the first appointment, we review your assets and family structure, give you advice and education about relevant laws, and take your instructions. At your second appointment, we review and explain the drafted document with you before witnessing your signature on the will.
Note: we firmly decline all requests to witness wills that our office did not prepare. These documents are often prepared by persons without legal knowledge and are rife with errors.
Main Services
01.
Real Estate
Buying? Selling? Mortgaging?
It can all be quite stressful.
We know contracts and real estate; we’re here to guide you through all aspects of the process.
02.
Estate & Personal Planning
Let’s face it: death and incapacity planning is not high on your priority list, but it should be.
Let us help you. We often hear that we make the process “pretty painless.”
03.
Notarizations
Do you need your identity verified? Your signature witnessed? Your original document certified?
Do you require an Apostille/ Authentication for a foreign country? We do it all.
