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ARTICLE · 31 MARCH 2020

Sticky Situation: Sticky Note Will Accepted By Alberta Court

While our office remains open during the escalating global coronavirus (COVID-19) situation in Alberta, we have taken steps to minimize the potential impact of the virus...

CanadaFamily and Matrimonial

While our office remains open during the escalating global coronavirus (COVID-19) situation in Alberta, we have taken steps to minimize the potential impact of the virus in accordance with our firm's business continuity plan and the recommendations of the provincial health authorities.  We have accordingly limited non-essential in-person client meetings and have moved them online.

Will signings are one type of meeting that cannot be handled entirely digitally, as in Alberta, subject to some narrow exceptions, a valid will must have an original signature.  In case this health scare has you thinking about your estate plan while you are in self-isolation, the recent case of Dalla Lana Estate (Re), 2020 ABQB 135 illustrates one way that you can make your testamentary intentions known and recognized in Alberta.

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