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Personal Guarantee in Alberta — What You Need to Know
Thinking of signing a personal guarantee for your business loan or lease?
Before you do, understand what it really means. A personal guarantee can put your own assets on the line — even if your business closes.
Our Business Law team explains how to limit your risk and protect yourself.
Learn more: https://libra-law.ca/article/personal-guarantee-in-alberta

Affidavit vs. Statutory Declaration in Alberta: Key Differences
Sworn statement or formal declaration — which one do you actually need?
Our Notarial Services team explains the difference between affidavits and statutory declarations, when to use each, and how to make them legally valid in Alberta.
Learn more: https://libra-law.ca/article/affidavit-vs-statutory-declaration-in-alberta

Incorporation vs. Sole Proprietorship in Alberta
Starting a business? The structure you choose could shape your future.
Whether you’re launching as a sole proprietor or incorporating, each option affects your taxes, liability, and growth potential.
Our Business Law team breaks down the pros, cons, and how to choose what’s right for you.
Learn more: https://libra-law.ca/article/incorporation-vs-sole-proprietorship-in-alberta

Personal Directive vs. Enduring Power of Attorney in Alberta.
Who speaks for you when you can’t?
A Personal Directive handles your medical and personal care decisions.
An Enduring Power of Attorney manages your finances and legal affairs.
Together, they protect your wishes — and your peace of mind.
Learn more: https://libra-law.ca/article/personal-directive-vs-enduring-power-of-attorney-in-alberta

Employers need skilled workers. Workers need clear paths to stay.
Employer-sponsored work permits connect both — but navigating LMIA rules and exemptions can be complex.
Our Immigration Law team explains how to hire or get hired in Alberta, step by step.
Learn more: https://libra-law.ca/article/employer-sponsored-work-permits-in-canada

Digital Assets in Alberta — Do They Belong in Your Will?
Your life isn’t just offline anymore — so why should your will be?
From crypto and online banking to your social media and cloud files, digital assets have real-world value that needs protection.
Our latest guide explains how Alberta law treats your digital presence — and how to make sure it’s covered in your estate plan.
Learn more: https://libra-law.ca/article/digital-assets-in-alberta-do-they-belong-in-your-will

Enduring Power of Attorney in Alberta: Explained

Have you planned for the unexpected?
Life doesn’t always go according to plan. Illness, injury, or age-related changes can make it difficult — or even impossible — to manage your own financial decisions.

That’s where an Enduring Power of Attorney (EPA) comes in. In Alberta, this legal document allows someone you trust to step in and manage your affairs if you lose capacity.
With an EPA in place, you can:
✔ Stay in control by choosing who makes decisions for you
✔ Avoid costly and time-consuming court applications
✔ Protect your family from disputes
✔ Safeguard your business and property

At Libra Law, our Wills & Estates team helps Albertans create clear, secure Enduring Powers of Attorney as part of a complete estate and incapacity plan https://libra-law.ca/service/wills-and-estates

Learn what to include, when it takes effect, and who to appoint in our plain-language guide:
Read the full article here: https://libra-law.ca/article/enduring-power-of-attorney-alberta

Severance Packages in Alberta: What’s Fair?

If you’ve lost your job or if you’re an employer managing a termination, severance packages can be confusing. Alberta’s minimum standards rarely tell the whole story.

This article explains what “fair” severance looks like and when it’s time to get legal advice.
Read the full article: https://libra-law.ca/article/severance-packages-alberta

Contact our Employment Law team to review your severance package https://libra-law.ca/service/employment-law

What Is a Holographic Will in Alberta?

Alberta law recognizes holographic wills - handwritten wills without witnesses. They may be valid, but they often create confusion and disputes.
Our latest article explains how they work, their risks, and why most people are better protected with a formal will.
Learn more: https://libra-law.ca/article/holographic-will-alberta

Talk to our Wills & Estates lawyers about drafting a clear, reliable will https://libra-law.ca/service/wills-and-estates

Digital Assets in Alberta: Do They Belong in Your Will?

From cryptocurrency and online banking to email and photo storage, many of our most valuable assets now live online. But what happens to these digital assets after you’re gone?

Learn how Alberta law treats digital assets and whether they should be part of your estate plan.
Read the full article: https://libra-law.ca/article/digital-assets-alberta-wills

Protect your estate today with Libra Law’s Wills & Estates services https://libra-law.ca/service/wills-and-estates