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This One Change in the 2014 B.C. Budget Could Save you $7500
The government of British Columbia has introduced changes to the Property Transfer Tax in today’s Budget. From the 2014 Budget press release: Many British Columbians
The government of British Columbia has introduced changes to the Property Transfer Tax in today’s Budget. From the 2014 Budget press release: Many British Columbians
Was making a will one of your 2014 New Years’ Resolutions? By February, it’s easy to forget the promises you made to yourself early in
From Chilliwack Progress – Ask An Expert section Many people, especially people with spouses, don’t really think they need a Power of Attorney. If one
Navigating real estate purchases and sales involving large sums of money can be an intimidating prospect. Your notary’s job is to take the guesswork and
The BC Assessment office is sending out 2014 property assessments to homeowners this month. In this video, Connie Fair, President and CEO of the BC
[fusion_builder_container hundred_percent=”yes” overflow=”visible”][fusion_builder_row][fusion_builder_column type=”2_3″ last=”no”]Serving the Fraser Valley for the past 46 years from our Chilliwack location and more recently from our office in Hope,
The law regarding intestacy is set to change in British Columbia in early 2014 Early in 2014 the laws governing Wills and Estates in British
For the month of October Simpson Notaries donates 5% of all fees related to Wills, Powers of Attorney and Conveyancing to the Chilliwack Hospice Gala
This is the Spring 2013 Edition – still has some great, relevant information in it! Download a copy of the Trusted Tips Newsletter
One important back-to-school item that most post-secondary students may not be aware of is a Power of Attorney for parents, particularly when adult children are
