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Mediation vs Court in Family Law: What BC Families Should Know
If you’re dealing with separation, divorce, or a parenting dispute in British Columbia, it’s...
Why More Separating Couples Are Turning to Mediation Before Court
Why More Separating Couples Are Turning to Mediation Before Court More couples facing divorce in...
Not Second Class Dads EP.2
Episode 2: Not Second Class Dads Welcome to episode two of notsecondclassdads.ca. The coming storm all the signs are there that your relationship may be coming to an end. It's just a matter of time until it's over. As a father who loves his children, you begin to...
Not Second Class Dads EP. 1
Episode 1: Not Second Class Dads Welcome to episode one of notsecondclassdads.ca I'm family lawyer and mediator Scott Taylor. If you a father concerned about the loss of your relationship with your children because of separation or divorce and feel that the legal...
Why Every Young Family in BC Should Consider an Estate Plan
When many people hear the term estate planning, they often think of retirees or those with significant wealth. However, estate planning is just as important for young families who are building their futures, raising children, and managing new responsibilities. In...
The Most Common Mistakes People Make When Writing a Will in BC
Writing a will is one of the most important steps in protecting your wishes and providing for your loved ones after you pass away. In British Columbia, a properly drafted will helps make sure your assets are distributed according to your instructions and that the...
Should You Name More Than One Executor? Pros and Cons for BC Wills
Choosing an executor is one of the most important decisions you will make when preparing your will. This person will be responsible for carrying out your final wishes, handling paperwork, dealing with assets, and communicating with beneficiaries. In British Columbia,...
Why Every Adult in BC Should Have a Power of Attorney
Life is unpredictable. While most people understand the importance of having a will, many overlook another essential legal document. A power of attorney gives someone you trust the authority to manage your financial and legal affairs if you are no longer able to do...
Representation Agreements in BC | TLG Blog
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...
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...
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...