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Executor Fees in Alberta Explained (2025) + Fee Calculator Executor fees in Alberta typically range from 3-5% on first $250,000, 2-4% on next $250,000, and 0 5-3% on remaining estate value Additional fees include 4-6% of estate income and 0 3-0 6% for asset management Fees are determined by estate size, complexity, time invested, and skills required
Alberta Probate Lawyer Fees - Mergen Law The Law Society of Alberta has suggested fee guidelines for Alberta probate lawyer fees for core legal services These suggested fees consist of a base fee and an estate value fee based on a percentage of the estate Although the guidelines are not mandatory, they are often used by probate lawyers The suggested fees for core legal services are:
Executor Fee Calculator (AB) | EstateExec Retaining a lawyer to advise on the administration of the estate, to apply for a grant from the court, or to bring any matter before the court, is standard and does not trigger such a reduction
Alberta Executor Fees - Verhaeghe Law Office Our Edmonton estate administration lawyers may be able to help you to decide on a fair amount of compensation to claim for Alberta executor fees If the will does not set out the fees to be paid to the executor, the executor can obtain the consent of the beneficiaries in order to set the fees
Ultimate Guide to Executor Fees in Alberta - Vest Estate Lawyers Generally speaking, a total of around five percent of the estate’s value (the gross capital value of the estate) is considered “reasonable” However, unless a specific fee is agreed upon in writing with the beneficiaries, any fees paid to an executor must be accounted for
An Executors Guide to Compensation - McLennan Ross LLP As such, Executors are entitled to charge the Estate a reasonable executor fee to compensate them for their contributions The Surrogate Rules outline the fundamental rules for Personal Representative Compensation but do not specify an amount or set a flat fee
Executor Fees in Alberta: Compensation Expenses - Mergen Law Executors are allowed to charge the estate reasonable executor fees for the time spent fulfilling their duties There are no set fees for compensating an executor (personal representative); only suggested fee guidelines (see below)
Understanding Fees - Law Society of Alberta Percentage fees are not related to the quality of service or the amount of time a lawyer spends on a case but instead represents a percentage of a specific asset or transaction, such as when buying or selling a business, collecting a debt, probating a will or executing an estate
Understanding Albertas Probate Fees in 2025 - ClearEstate Alberta has one of the lowest probate fees in the country, starting from $35 and maxing out at $525 In this post we'll breakdown the payment thresholds for probate fees in Alberta