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The Probate Act is a statute that regulates the probate and administration of the estates of deceased persons in Nova Scotia. It covers topics such as probate courts, registrars, grants, devolution, security, and more.
1 Οκτ 2024 · The Probate Act of Nova Scotia regulates the probate and administration of estates of deceased persons. It provides for the jurisdiction, power, records, and duties of the probate courts and registrars in the province.
Find the official version of the Probate Court Practice, Procedure and Forms Regulations made under the Probate Act of Nova Scotia. The regulations cover various aspects of probate applications, accounting, settlement, distribution and mediation.
Learn about the role, procedures, and forms of the Probate Court in Nova Scotia, which deals with estate matters such as wills, grants, and fees. Find resources and answers to common questions about probate law and practice in the province.
The information in this booklet only applies to Nova Scotia probate law. Finding other information. Copies of the Probate Act are available on the internet at <www.gov.ns.ca/legislature/legc>. The regulations and forms are available on the internet at <www.gov.ns.ca/just/regulations/regs/probregs.htm>.
Learn how the Public Trustee applies to probate the estate of a person who dies in Nova Scotia, and who has priority to administer it. Find out the factors the Public Trustee considers before renouncing or stepping aside for other applicants.
There is a list in the Probate Act of people who are entitled to apply to court to administer an estate. A surviving married spouse and adult children living in Nova Scotia are at the top of the list, followed by adults who live in Nova Scotia and who are entitled to a share of the estate under the Intestate Succession Act .
