When it comes to succession, psychological factors such as motivation and relationship dynamics are just as important as understanding the business operations and budget, experts say. 03 Jun

Succession Planning: How to Avoid the Drama

A terminal illness diagnosis can be overwhelming, but addressing estate planning promptly can help bring peace of mind. By taking proactive steps, you can ensure your assets are distributed according to your wishes and that your healthcare needs are addressed. 03 Jun

Key Considerations for Estate Planning After a Diagnosis

MAID in Canada refers to Medical Assistance in Dying, a legal health service allowing eligible individuals to receive assistance from a medical practitioner to end their life under specific circumstances defined by federal and provincial/territorial law.  03 Jun

MAID Canada: Eligibility Criteria and Legal Safeguards

In Canada, if you want your pet to be cared for when you’re no longer around, you need to include them in your estate plan. Here are five ways to include your pet in your estate plan... 03 Jun

Tips for Canadians: Estate Planning with Your Pets in Mind

Often called executors, personal representatives shoulder the responsibility of managing and distributing a decedent’s estate. Their role is critical, but compensation for this work is frequently misunderstood. 01 Jun

How are Executors (Personal Representatives) Compensated?

MAID Canada: Late Mother's Role in Son's "Right to Choose" 31 May

MAID Canada: Late Mother’s Role in Son’s “Right to Choose”

30 May

Rare Property Damages: Cherished Corvette Sold for Parts by ‘Friend’

28 May

Court Rules in Favour of Common-Law Spouse: Intestate Case

In estate planning, the "right of survivorship" refers to a legal principle that, in joint ownership arrangements, the surviving owner(s) automatically inherit the deceased owner's share of the property or asset without it going through the probate process. This is a key feature of joint tenancy, which allows for a smoother and faster transfer of ownership upon death.  27 May

Definitions: Understanding the “Right of Survivorship”

Disputes over intellectual property can escalate into legal battles if not addressed properly, potentially harming both the IP itself and family relationships. 26 May

Family Disputes Over Intellectual Property: Common Causes

$500K estate of woman under care of public guardian will go to Winnipeg Foundation. Court finds note leaving only $1 to family and friends, written by woman who led 'solitary life,' is valid... 26 May

Court Rules in Favour of Winnipeg Foundation in $500k Estate Case

Executor Not Communicating with Beneficiaries: What to Do 25 May

Executor Not Communicating with Beneficiaries: What to Do