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Probbie prepares Alberta probate forms as a review-required draft package. It is self-help software: it does not file for you, does not guarantee the court will accept anything, and never gives legal advice.
Answer plain-English questions about the estate and Probbie prepares the draft package for review.
Begin the questionnaireThe Court of King’s Bench layouts Probbie prepares, before you commit to anything.
View the formsProbbie Answers takes your after-hours calls, runs the intake, and briefs you by morning.
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Alberta's Surrogate Digital Service lets some self-represented applicants prepare and submit a grant application online. Eligibility depends on the application and includes requirements such as one Alberta-resident applicant, a verified Alberta.ca Account, a computer, and scanned supporting documents. Court filing fees still apply.
Probbie is a separate $349 self-help service. It prepares review-required DRAFT PDFs; it does not file an application or replace the court's service.
Check the official Alberta serviceSupport can help with the service, your account and your draft package. For what to do about your matter, you want a lawyer.
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