
What Happens If You Die Without a Will in Alberta?
Most people mean to make a will. It is one of those tasks that stays on the to-do list for years, and then the unexpected happens. Dying without a will in Alberta means the law steps in and decides who gets what, following a fixed formula that has nothing to do with your relationships, your wishes, or your family’s actual needs. Dying without a will is called dying intestate. It is more common than most people realize, and the consequences are worth understanding before it is too late to plan. What Does “Intestate” Mean? Dying intestate means dying without a legally valid will. When this...
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