When to Update Your Will in Alberta | Major Life Changes

Описание: Your Will isn't a set-it-and-forget-it document. Edmonton estate planning lawyer Chad Graham walks through the major life changes that should trigger a Will review — and what can go wrong if you don't update.
In this video, you'll learn:

Why marriage does NOT revoke your Will in Alberta — and why that surprises people
What divorce automatically revokes and the gaps it leaves behind
How new children or grandchildren may not be covered by an older Will
What to check if you moved to Alberta from another province
Why major asset changes like buying a home or starting a business require a Will update
What happens when your named executor or guardian dies or can't serve
The blended family trap that catches remarried couples
The three-to-five year rule for routine Will reviews

This video is part of our Estate Planning in Alberta series — watch the full playlist here:    • Estate Planning in Alberta | Chad Graham Law  

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About Chad Graham Law:
Chad Graham Law is a boutique estate planning and corporate law practice serving families and small businesses across South Edmonton, Beaumont, Leduc, and surrounding communities. Every estate plan is prepared by a lawyer, not a template.

Website: https://chadgrahamlaw.com
Office: 2–2207 90B Street SW, Edmonton, Alberta
DISCLAIMER: This video provides general information about estate planning and probate in Alberta. It is not legal advice and does not create a solicitor-client relationship. For advice specific to your situation, please consult a lawyer.
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