Estate Planning in BC: Planning Outside of a Will

  • When: Tuesday, November 26, 2024 at 8:00 PM Coordinated Universal Time

  • Length: 60 minutes

  • Where: Online, via webinar

When it comes to estate planning, your will covers some — but not all — of your assets. You may have questions about what belongs in your will and what doesn’t, how to reduce taxes and probate fees, and how to weigh options such as joint ownership and trusts. For answers to your questions and more, join us at our upcoming webinar where lawyer Julia Norman will answer common questions about passing down your assets outside of your will. 

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Julia Norman

Julia Norman

Julia Norman is a lawyer with Pushor Mitchell. She practices in the areas of estate and trust planning, where she prepares wills, trusts, representation agreements and powers of attorney for her clients, as well as estate litigation, where she acts for plaintiffs and defendants in a variety of estate and property disputes. Julia is a member of the Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners (STEP).

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