Probate Support Pathway
You Just Lost Someone You Love.
Now You're Expected to Manage Their Estate.
Take the Executor Readiness Assessment and get a personalized report showing where you stand, what to do first, and the traps that catch most executors off guard.
You're Here Because...
Someone you love has passed. And before you've had time to grieve, you've been handed a role you never asked for: executor of their estate. Suddenly you're responsible for a house, bank accounts, debts, beneficiaries, court filings, and a timeline that feels impossible.
You're getting conflicting advice from family members, lawyers want retainers before they'll answer questions, and every Google search leads to more confusion. You don't know what you're allowed to touch, what you're liable for, or whether you're already making mistakes.
The truth is, most executors are making mistakes — not because they're careless, but because nobody warned them about the traps that are built into the process.
What Most Executors Don't Realize
The Gap Between Good Intentions and Personal Liability
The three traps that catch executors:
The Intermeddling Trap
Touching estate assets before the Grant of Probate — even with the best intentions — makes you personally liable. Moving a car, paying a bill with the deceased's card, giving away a promised item — each act is legally intermeddling.
The Insurance Void
Most home insurance policies void within 30 days of vacancy. The estate property is likely unoccupied. If something happens — fire, flood, break-in — there may be zero coverage.
The Probate Fee Paradox
You need to pay probate fees to access estate funds, but you need estate funds to pay probate fees. The bank draft exception exists but most executors — and even some lawyers — don't know how to use it.
Don't Navigate This Alone
21 questions. 5 minutes. A personalized report showing where you are in the process, what to do next, and which traps to avoid.
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“Losing our parents was hard, but being business partners with my siblings to settle the estate was tearing us apart. Sean saved our unity and got the property handled with zero conflict.”
Robert & Lisa
Probate Support · Surrey, BC
Grief Is Hard Enough. The Estate Doesn't Have to Be.
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