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Not Second Class Dads EP.5

This is episode five of notsecondclassdads.ca. I'm family lawyer Scott Taylor, and today's topic is loose lips.  I can't recall exactly how often I am told by a client who is experiencing separation or divorce that they have been told by their farmer spouse what legal...

Not Second Class Dads EP. 4 – Clash of Ego’s

Not Second Class Dads 4 – Aug 21, 2025: Welcome to the next installment of Not Second-Class Dads.ca. My name is Scott Taylor.The title of today's episode is Clash of Egos.Just had a conversation today with a father, whose parenting time has been very limited forsome...

Not Second Class Dads EP. 3 – Taking Custody in the Old Days

Welcome to episode three of notsecondclassdads.ca. Title today's taking custody in the old days certainly here in British Columbia, Canada. There was reference to the term custody, as it relates to the children. The mother or the father could have sole custody, or the...

The Importance of Representation Agreements in BC

When most people think of estate planning, they focus on wills, trusts, and how to pass on their assets. While these tools are important, there is another key legal document that should not be overlooked. In British Columbia, a representation agreement plays a...

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Digital Assets and Estate Planning: What You Need to Know

Estate planning today goes beyond real estate, bank accounts, and personal belongings. A growing part of your legacy now lives online. From email accounts and cloud storage to digital currencies and social media profiles, your digital assets are real, valuable, and...

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What Happens to Your Will If You Move to British Columbia

Moving to a new province is a major life transition. Whether you are relocating for work, retirement, or to be closer to family, there is a lot to think about. Amid the moving boxes and change-of-address forms, estate planning often gets overlooked. If you already...

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Are Handwritten Wills Legal in British Columbia

Writing a will is one of the most important steps you can take to protect your wishes and support your loved ones after you're gone. But not everyone uses a lawyer or formal document to do it. Some people choose to write their will by hand. This can happen during a...

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What Questions to Ask Before Your First Mediation Session

Understanding family mediation can feel like entering a new domain. It's an opportunity to resolve conflicts amicably, whether related to separation, custody, or other family concerns. Mediation helps in finding common ground by working collaboratively towards a...

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What Is a Representation Agreement in British Columbia

What Is a Representation Agreement in British Columbia and Do You Need One? When planning for the future, most people think about creating a will, which is a document that explains what should happen after death. But what about decisions that need to be made while...

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What Is Probate in British Columbia and Do You Need It?

After someone passes away, their estate needs to be managed and distributed. In many cases, that process includes probate. Probate is the legal step where the court confirms that a will is valid and that the executor named in the will is authorized to act on behalf of...

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