How to Remove an Executor Appointed in Nova Scotia Who isn't Doing Their Job

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How to Remove an Executor Appointed in Nova Scotia Who isn't Doing Their Job

Being appointed as an executor of an estate is a position of trust and responsibility. Unfortunately, there may be instances where an executor fails to fulfill their duties adequately, causing distress and complications for the beneficiaries of the estate. In such cases, it may be necessary to remove the appointed executor using the Nova Scotia Probate Court.
Probate Court provides a legal avenue for addressing issues related to the administration of an estate. If you’re in Nova Scotia and find yourself in a situation where the executor is not carrying out their duties appropriately. This blog outlines the steps you can take to have them removed.

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Why Estate Planning is Particularly Important for people in Common Law Relationships in Nova Scotia

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Why Estate Planning is Particularly Important for people in Common Law Relationships in Nova Scotia

While people know that being in a common law relationship is not the same as being married, which automatically creates “matrimonial” rights and obligations for your spouse in the event that you pass away or require medial attention.

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When will we “be closed” When We buy a House in Nova Scotia? - the short answer, no one can say.

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When will we “be closed” When We buy a House in Nova Scotia? - the short answer, no one can say.

Many of our buyers and sellers come into our meetings excitedly asking - “So, what time will we be closed?”. In short, there is no way to say exactly. Obviously the closing date is the day - but the timing is based on a lot of moving parts. It can happen any time until end of business ( usually 5 pm) that day and is still considered closed on time.

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Why it’s Worth it to Pay for a Professionally Drafted Will in Nova Scotia

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Why it’s Worth it to Pay for a Professionally Drafted Will in Nova Scotia

Are you prepared to ensure things go smoothly for your loved ones when you die? At Highlander Law Group, we believe that everyone should have their wishes preserved, ensuring that their assets and family are protected when they are no longer able to do so themselves. This is why we strongly advocate for the importance of having a professionally drafted Will.

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