Representation Agreements
Medical Decision-Making in BC
By Aatif Nanji of Simpson Notaries Many people are familiar with the concept of Power of Attorney and how it can be used to make
March 16, 2022
By Aatif Nanji of Simpson Notaries Many people are familiar with the concept of Power of Attorney and how it can be used to make
We are very pleased to announce our participation in “Aging Well, Planning Well”, a new health and education initiative by the Abbotsford Division of Family
Beginning November 30th, anytime an individual has indirect ownership of land through corporations, partnerships or trusts, the “reporting body” (the legal owner on paper) must file a “transparency report” in
As notaries, we sometimes must be the bearer of bad news. Often, this happens during the course of a sale, where we must tell someone
Attention all trailblazers! ICBC now requires all off-road vehicles to be registered. The deadline for registration has been extended from June 1st, 2015 to November
If you or a senior you know is being abused and you think it should be reported, contact the BC Centre for Elder Advocacy and
In a previous blog post, we discussed the general changes to wills contained in the new Wills, Estates and Succession Act that took effect March
The Government of British Columbia has been working over the past few years to overhaul succession planning legislation in an effort to modernize old laws.
Modern families come in many different forms. One parent, two parents, extended family, with kids and without. No matter what members make up your family,
A Notary Public’s seal indicates on a document indicates it has been notarized. But what does it mean to have something notarized and when is
