Clarification on Joint Wills
By Aaron Pearl and Mackenzie Do Joint wills are not a common estate planning tool seen in British Columbia. A joint will is essentially a ... Continued
Clark Wilson Lawyers Recognized in The Best Lawyers in Canada 2026 Edition
The Best Lawyers in Canada 2026 edition has recognized 40 Clark Wilson lawyers for their professional excellence across 23 practice areas. This recognition reflects the ... Continued
Upcoming Webinar: Contentious Estates in BC
Losing a loved one is never easy. When legal complexities arise, the grieving process can become even more challenging. Join Clark Wilson’s Estates & Trusts ... Continued
Aaron Pearl interviewed in The Globe and Mail
Clark Wilson’s Estates and Trusts Partner, Aaron Pearl, was recently featured in a Globe and Mail article offering insights on choosing the right executor for ... Continued
Congratulations to Clark Wilson’s Newest Partners!
We’re pleased to announce the appointment of five new Clark Wilson Partners Aaron Pearl, TEP, Andrew Stewart, Maris Holmes, Sean Tessarolo, and Zachary Murphy-Rogers. Aaron ... Continued
Clark Wilson Shortlisted for STEP’s Contentious Trusts & Estate Team of the Year
We are delighted to share that our Estates & Trusts group has been named as a finalist in the 2021 STEP Private Client Awards. With ... Continued
Do Not Rely on the Court to Validate a Deficient Will
The list of reasons to make a will is extensive and you have likely heard them before. Why let the government dictate who your money ... Continued
Clark Wilson Supports Access Pro Bono’s 2020 Advice-A-Thon
Clark Wilson is happy to support Access Pro Bono’s 2020 Pro Bono Going Public event. Nine of Clark Wilson’s lawyers provided pro-bono summary legal advice, ... Continued
A Valuable New Resource for Estate Litigation in BC
Clark Wilson is delighted to announce Mark Weintraub, QC and Amy Mortimore, Co-Chairs of our Estates & Trusts Practice Group, together with Group members, have ... Continued
What Happens if a Family Member is Sick and Does Not Have a Will?
When a family member becomes sick, it is common for the minds of their loved ones to turn to the person’s estate plan, and particularly ... Continued
Executing Estate Planning Documents During COVID-19
Physical distancing protocols during the COVID-19 pandemic have complicated the execution process for wills (“Wills”), enduring powers of attorney (“EPOAs”) and representation agreements (“RAs”). Each ... Continued
Estate Litigation During COVID-19
Due to the distancing measures necessary as a result of COVID-19, the B.C. Supreme Court (the “Court”) has taken drastic measures to protect those who ... Continued
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