Clayton Heights Notary

10/28/2026

A little behind-the-scenes from outside the office 🍑

Fun fact: peaches have always been my favourite fruit, so this fall a small dream came true when I planted my very own peach tree!

It might seem silly, but it’s a good reminder that every goal counts, big or small. Make time to enjoy the little things along the way.

I’ll report back with my peach harvest next summer 😉

10/09/2026

Thank you, Cloverdale. 🤍

I’ve been voted #1 Notary Public in the 2026 Readers’ Choice Awards. What an honour.

To my clients: thank you for trusting me with your real estate transactions, your Wills and some of the biggest moments in your lives.

To the realtors, mortgage brokers and local businesses I get to work alongside: thank you for your partnership. I love working with you.

And to this community: thank you for voting, for sending your friends and family my way, and for supporting a local business.

I love my job, and you are the reason why.

10/02/2026

This is your sign. Literally.

It’s official: BC has proclaimed October 4–10 as Make a Will Week, and getting your will done is easier than you think.

It takes just two appointments:

1. We review your intake, confirm the details, and talk through your wishes.

2. You review your documents, then you sign and we witness.

That’s it. Easy! ✍️

Swipe to see how it works, then get in touch. We’ll send our will intake and book your appointment.

📩 [email protected]
📞 604-575-7494

Wills

08/13/2026

Summer vacation looked a little different this year with smoky skies and heavy air, but we still made some pretty special memories. 🤍

Thinking of and praying for those more directly affected by the wildfires, and everyone working tirelessly to fight them and keep our communities safe. 🙏

08/05/2026

Mortgage Fraud and Identity Theft Are Increasing in BC!

The Land Title and Survey Authority of BC (LTSA) has issued a notice about a recent increase in identity theft and mortgage fraud targeting BC property owners. Criminals are using stolen or fraudulent identification to impersonate homeowners and register mortgages against properties without the owner’s knowledge.

The financial and legal consequences can be serious, making awareness and prevention more important than ever.

Here are a few ways to help protect yourself:

• Protect your personal identification and report lost or stolen ID immediately.
• Monitor your credit report and financial accounts for suspicious activity.
• Be cautious when sharing personal or financial information.
• Consider title insurance for additional protection.
• Register for BC Property Connect through the LTSA. This free service allows eligible property owners to receive notifications when an application is submitted that may affect their property’s title.

🏡 Your home is one of your most valuable assets. Taking a few proactive steps today can help protect it for the future.

📖 Read the LTSA’s notice:
https://ltsa.ca/notice-recent-mortgage-fraud-activity-in-bc/

🔗 Learn more about BC Property Connect:
https://ltsa.ca/property-owners/bc-property-connect/

BCPropertyConnect

05/20/2026

05/02/2026

Back to my roots because apparently my natural color wanted a comeback tour 👩🏼➡️👩🏻

Out with the old, in with the new… but the top-tier notary service? That part was never negotiable 💼😉

04/21/2026

We were proud to be part of the MEI Gala 2026 auction and to contribute an Estate Planning Package in support of such an incredible cause.

Thank you to everyone who participated, placed bids, and showed their support. It truly makes a difference. We are grateful to be part of a community that comes together to give back. 💛

04/16/2026

In today’s ever-changing market, if you are a seller or representing a seller, one of the most important questions to ask is: Is there enough equity to sell?

It may seem simple, but with shifting property values, it is essential to carefully review all costs involved in a sale. These can include:

• The current mortgage balance;
• Any estimated prepayment penalty if the mortgage is being paid out before the end of the term;
(Tip: clients can contact their mortgage department directly for a payout and penalty estimate)
• Other financial liens registered against the property;
• Adjustments between the buyer and seller for property taxes and utilities,
• Payment of any unpaid balances or arrears of property tax and utilities;
• Strata adjustments, if the property is in a strata, including unpaid strata fees or special levies;
• Real estate commissions;
• Legal fees.

Reviewing these costs in advance helps ensure a smooth completion and reduces the risk of a shortfall when the sale closes.

If you have any questions, please reach out. We are always here to help!

04/02/2026

🐣🌷 Easter Weekend Notice 🌷🐣

Clayton Heights Notary will be closed on Friday, April 3 and Monday, April 6 for the Easter long weekend.

We'll be back to normal hours on Tuesday, April 7, 2026.

Wishing you a happy and safe Easter break! 💛