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ARTICLE · 25 JUNE 2020

Personal Representatives – Notice Obligations

This post seeks to answer the following questions: who must a personal representative give notice to? When must notice be given? What must be included in that notice?

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This post seeks to answer the following questions: who must a personal representative1 give notice to? When must notice be given? What must be included in that notice?

There are a number of groups of people that may be entitled to notice before a personal representative distributes the assets of an estate. These notice requirements arise in a number of different pieces of Alberta legislation meaning it can be challenging to figure out exactly who you, as personal representative, must give notice to.

Exactly who is entitled to notice, and what the notice looks like, can also vary depending on whether you are acting with or without a grant. When the personal representative applies for a grant of probate or administration, there are strict rules governing the form of notice provided to the interested parties.

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