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Estate Administration

When someone passes away, a stack of legal and financial tasks shouldn't land on you alone. If you've been named an executor, or you're a family member trying to work out what happens next, we can carry the hard part. Estate administration is the work of settling a person's affairs after they've passed: paying what's owed, gathering what they had, and getting everything to the people it's meant for. We handle it plainly and patiently, at a pace that works for you. 

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With a will, or without one

 When there's a valid will, it names an executor to carry out the deceased's wishes. Before an executor can deal with many assets, they usually need a grant of probate from Manitoba's Court of King's Bench. Banks and the land titles office often ask to see it before they'll release funds or transfer property. We prepare the application, handle the court, and make sure you understand your responsibilities and stay protected.


When there's no will, The Intestate Succession Act (Manitoba) sets out who inherits. Someone still has to be appointed to manage the estate, so we apply to have an administrator named, usually a spouse or close family member, and guide them through the same work. Either way, we'll explain how the law applies to your family's situation, so there are no surprises.


If things are more complicated, like property in another province, a homemade will, a business to deal with, or an inheritance that's better held in trust, that's exactly the kind of thing we're here for.

What it costs, and how we charge

Legal fees for probate in Manitoba are set by a court tariff, not by us. The tariff is a percentage of the value of the estate that goes through probate, and the rate steps down as the estate gets larger, so bigger estates pay a smaller share on the upper amounts. 


To give you a sense of it, a straightforward estate worth about $500,000 works out to roughly $8,000 in tariff fees. We'll walk you through what it means for your estate before we start, so the cost isn't a surprise. And because Manitoba did away with government probate fees back in 2020, there's no separate provincial fee on top.


Not every estate needs the full process, and you don't have to hand us the whole file either. You're welcome to start with a consultation to talk through your options, or bring us in on an unbundled basis for just the pieces you'd rather leave to a lawyer, priced to match the work rather than the full tariff.

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