Estate Disputes: Limitation Periods You Need to Know About 25 Feb

Estate Disputes: Limitation Periods You Need to Know About

Holding Assets & Accounts Jointly with Your Kids: Know the Risks 24 Feb

Holding Assets & Accounts Jointly with Your Kids: Know the Risks

Estate Planning in Canada is an essential step that helps you manage your assets as you wish while minimising tax difficulties for the beneficiaries. Although there are no inheritance taxes, addressing key tax considerations helps protect your legacy and care for your loved ones. 22 Feb

Proactive Steps to Minimise Your Estate’s Tax Burden

The New Charity Funding Crisis: Aid & Education at Risk 20 Feb

The New Charity Funding Crisis: Aid & Education at Risk

Canadian Outlook 2025: The Future of Estate Planning 19 Feb

Canadian Outlook 2025: The Future of Estate Planning

Saskatchewan Court Ruling on Digital Message: Is it a Will? 19 Feb

Saskatchewan Court Ruling on Digital Message: Is it a Will?

Careful planning and collaboration with estate professionals can help you avoid these common mistakes, ensuring your will effectively supports your loved ones and secures your legacy. Here are some thoughts to help you get your estate planning process underway. 19 Feb

Getting Your Estate Planning Process Underway: Dos and Don’ts

Canadian Inheritance Tax on Property: What You Should Know | Property Pitfalls | Real Estate | Capital Gains Tax | Estates Gone Wrong 16 Feb

Canadian Inheritance Tax on Property: What You Should Know

Executor on the Case: Becoming a Detective for Missing Assets | Much has been written on the topic of missing heirs: how to find them, and what to do if you can’t. But what happens if you have missing assets? How do you practically move forward with an estate administration when you don’t know, well, what assets you’re administering? 14 Feb

Executor on the Case: Becoming a Detective for Missing Assets

Estate Planning Services: Has the AI Revolution Arrived? 13 Feb

Estate Planning Services: Has the AI Revolution Already Arrived?

Almost half of all Canadians lack estate plans, leaving financial and medical decisions uncertain: Scotiatrust survey reveals gaps in wills and power of attorney documents, leaving key decisions unmade... 07 Feb

Scotiatrust Estate Planning Survey Finds Canadians Unprepared

While creating a legal will is essential for the transfer of wealth, it’s just one part of the process. To be sure your wishes are truly honoured, your financial legacy preserved, and your family is supported, you need a comprehensive estate plan. Moreover, you need to communicate that plan effectively. 06 Feb

Unlocking Your Legacy: Estate Planning Conversations are Critical