Edmonton, Alberta
Answer a few plain-English questions about the estate and Probbie prepares your official Court of King's Bench probate forms as a draft package to review before signing or filing at the Edmonton Law Courts. For a straightforward estate you may not need a lawyer at all. (Probbie is a self-help tool, not a law firm — this is not legal advice.)
For Edmonton residents
Probbie shows the Edmonton registry location and estimated filing fee, so you can review the draft package before going to the Edmonton Law Courts.
Every field, checkbox, and notice lands on the current Court of King’s Bench forms, with the inventory totals reconciled so it doesn’t come back for corrections.
Contested, complicated, or just out of your depth? Probbie flags unsupported situations and points you to the Law Society of Alberta referral service.
Edmonton Law Courts
1A Sir Winston Churchill Square
Edmonton, AB T5J 0R2
(780) 427-4905
Monday – Friday, 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM
Edmonton estates
As Alberta's capital, Edmonton has many government employees. The inventory has room for benefits people often miss:
Plenty of Edmonton estates include property near the University of Alberta and in the mature neighbourhoods. Probbie handles:
What it costs
For a straightforward Edmonton estate, a law firm can run $4,800–$10,500 once consultation, form preparation, filing, and administration are added up. Probbie is one flat fee — and on a simple estate it can save you thousands. The court's filing fee is the same either way.
On a straightforward Edmonton estate, doing the forms yourself with Probbie can save you thousands. Complex estate? Probbie stops and points you to the Law Society of Alberta referral service — find a lawyer.
One flat fee per estate — no monthly subscription. Free to start: answer the questions and review your answers; payment unlocks the review-required initial draft package before filing in Edmonton.
Probbie is a self-help tool, not a law firm · Built in Calgary, for Alberta estates.