Kurie Moore Law Group

10/02/2026

Being named an executor in Alberta means taking responsibility for how an estate is managed.

Before property or funds are distributed, there may be authority requirements, debts, taxes, estate expenses and other obligations that need to be addressed. Moving ahead before these details are clear can create complications for the estate and the executor.

Our article covers six common mistakes executors should be aware of during estate administration in Alberta, including acting before confirming authority and distributing funds too early: https://kurielaw.ca/common-mistakes-executors-make-during-estate-administration-in-alberta/

09/30/2026

Booked a trip while facing criminal charges? Don’t assume the airport is the first place a problem will show up. ✈️

Pending charges do not automatically prevent travel but release conditions, court dates and other legal obligations can change what is possible.

Before making plans, know what applies to the specific case.

Read what to check before travelling with pending criminal charges in Canada.

Learn how pending criminal charges may affect travel in Alberta, including release conditions, court obligations, and factors to consider before travelling.

09/18/2026

Reliable legal guidance helps families navigate important decisions with greater confidence and understanding.

09/09/2026

Marriage, children, retirement or purchasing a home are all good reasons to review your estate plan.

Keeping documents current helps ensure they continue to reflect your wishes.

09/04/2026

A will can become outdated long before anyone realizes there is a problem. 📄

The issue often appears only when family members are left dealing with old instructions, changed relationships or assets that no longer fit the original plan.

Updating your will after major life changes can help keep estate planning aligned with the life being lived today.

The warning signs are easier to miss than many people expect.

Find out what should prompt a will review:

Learn when to update your will in Alberta, why outdated plans can create estate issues, and how legal guidance can protect your family.

08/14/2026

A Will is an important part of estate planning, but it is only one piece of the bigger picture.

For homeowners, an effective estate plan should also consider how your home is owned, who can make financial or personal decisions if you lose capacity, whether your beneficiary designations are up to date and who will be responsible for carrying out your wishes.

Life changes over time. Your estate plan should too.

Learn what Sherwood Park homeowners often overlook and why reviewing your plan can help reduce unnecessary stress for the people you care about most: https://kurielaw.ca/estate-planning-for-sherwood-park-homeowners-what-gets-missed/

06/16/2026

🚨 One wrong move after an assault charge can create a second legal problem.

Many people believe they can explain everything later, contact the other person involved, or wait until court before getting legal advice. In reality, those early decisions can have a major impact on what happens next.

Learn why some of the most common assumptions can make a difficult situation even harder to manage and what steps can help protect a person's position moving forward:

Facing an assault charge in Alberta? Learn the assault charge process, when to call an assault lawyer, and how early legal advice helps.

05/31/2026

A lot of separations reach the point where someone wants out of the house immediately. The problem is that “keeping the peace” can sometimes create new legal and parenting complications.

The first few days after moving out matter more than most people realize. New routines form quickly and unclear agreements can become major points of conflict later.

This insight-driven read breaks down what Albertans should consider before making that move.

Take a look: https://kurielaw.ca/before-you-move-out-during-separation-in-alberta-what-you-need-to-know/

11/29/2025

High-conflict family situations can quickly turn contentious and emotional, escalating tensions between the parties. As a result, it’s all too common for one party to turn aggressive or accuse the other of being violent to further their own goals.

Emergency Protection Orders and Restraining Orders are two methods established by Alberta law for dealing with matters in the family courts where a person is concerned about their safety from other people.

Learn more about EPO's and Restraining Orders on our website: https://kurielaw.ca/emergency-protection-orders.../

Our caring and professional team of lawyers can help with Emergency Protection Orders (EPO) & Restraining Orders In Sherwood Park & Edmonton. Call us today.

11/29/2025

Have you thought about what would happen to your assets, property, and loved ones after you're gone? It's crucial to have a well-crafted Will in place to ensure your wishes are carried out and your loved ones are protected.

At Kurie Moore Law Group, our team of experienced professionals understands the importance of a comprehensive Will and the peace of mind it brings. We specialize in helping clients across Alberta create legally binding Wills that reflect their unique circumstances and wishes.

Writing a Will involves careful consideration of your estate, beneficiaries, guardianship, and more. With our expertise and personalized approach, we'll guide you through the process, addressing your concerns and ensuring that your Will accurately reflects your intentions.

Contact us today to schedule a confidential consultation and take the first step towards securing your family's future. Email us at [email protected] to learn more.

With our convenient Sherwood Park law firm location to serve you, Kurie Moore Law Group is here to help you find positive and cost-effective solutions to your legal concerns.