A Property Power of Attorney is a crucial legal tool that enables an individual, known as the Attorney, to act on behalf of another person, referred to as the grantor. This document is…

Probate is a legal process that validates a deceased person’s Will. It involves proving in court that the Will is valid and verifying the appointment of the Executor named in the Will to…

Choosing the right law firm can make a significant difference in your legal experience. At Gates Law, we pride ourselves on several key factors that set us apart from other firms in Saskatchewan:…

Planning for the distribution of your estate is crucial, especially when it comes to providing for your spouse and dependant children. In Saskatchewan, The Dependant’s Relief Act, 1996 and The Family Property Act play significant roles…

As the executor or administrator of an estate, you are tasked with managing the deceased’s affairs, including settling the expenses and debts.Estate expenses and debts can vary, but common examples include funeral expenses,…

Many consider adding an adult child as a joint holder on their bank account or property title as an effective way to simplify estate administration and reduce estate administration costs. While this approach…

In life, there are aspects we’d prefer not to dwell on, but addressing them proactively can make all the difference. One such area is the power to make critical decisions when you’re unable…

Creating a will is a significant step in ensuring that your hard-earned assets are distributed according to your wishes after you’re gone. Whether your wealth is substantial or more modest, a well-drafted will…