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Ontario Superior Court Removes Estate Executor to Resolve Deadlock | Property Pitfalls | Family Disputes | Case Ruling | Estates Gone Wrong 03 Sep
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Ontario Superior Court Removes Estate Executor to Resolve Deadlock

What to Do if You Inherit a House with a Mortgage | Curated Content | Property Pitfalls | Real Estate | Inheriting Debt | Estates Gone Wrong 27 Aug
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What to Do if You Inherit a House with a Mortgage

Have you recently inherited a house that’s completely paid off? Congratulations! But before you start celebrating, it’s essential to understand what comes next. This video will give you a clear picture of what to expect and how to navigate the process. 12 Aug
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Inheriting a House That’s Paid Off: What You Need to Know!

Renouncing an Inheritance: an Inherent Right | Inheriting a House | Property Pitfalls | Real Estate | Family Disputes | Estates Gone Wrong 18 Jun
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Renouncing an Inheritance: an Inherent Right

Sibling Living in Inherited Property: Refuses To Sell 01 Jun
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Sibling Living in Inherited Property: Refuses To Sell

Inheriting a Property With Your Siblings: What Are Your Options? | Family Disputes | Property Pitfalls | Real Estate | Estates Gone Wrong 30 May
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Inheriting a Property With Your Siblings: What Are Your Options?

Any property that you own in the UK, be it land or buildings, can be bequeathed to someone in your will. However, the way in which you own the property impacts how it can be passed on. 15 Apr
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Including Property in Your Will in the UK: What You Should Know

Probate planning pitfalls: The risks that you need to consider before adding your child to the title of your home for estate planning purposes 12 Mar
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Adding Your Child to The Title of Your Home: Know The Risks!

Strategies For Passing On Property To Your Heirs | Property Pitfalls | Real Estate | Estate Planning | Estates Gone Wrong 23 Feb
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Real Estate: Strategies for Passing Property to Your Heirs

Testators should know the risks before using joint ownership as an estate planning tool.  16 Feb
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Joint Ownership of Property: Know the Risks

Even Canadians who don’t consider themselves snowbirds may own property south of the border or have other U.S. based assets that could impact their planning. 02 Jan
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Snowbirds: Is Your Cross-border Property in Your Estate Plan?

Probate Nightmares: The Dangers of Properties Taken Out of Trust | Property Pitfalls | Real Estate | Estates Gone Wrong 30 May
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Probate Nightmares: The Dangers of Properties Taken Out of Trust

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