Special Needs Adults: Presumption of Capacity & Individual Rights | Can a court make a parenting order for an adult child living with a disability without giving them an opportunity to participate in the proceeding? 12 Dec

Special Needs Adults: Presumption of Capacity & Individual Rights

Advance care terminology in Canada is confusing because each province uses different names for similar documents. This guide clarifies each term, explains the differences, and shows how they fit together in your estate plan. 11 Dec

Guide to Understanding Advance Care Terminology in Canada

In today’s increasingly digital world, traditional processes are being transformed by technology, and estate planning is no exception. Recent developments in technology and changes to the legal landscape are creating room for the possibility of electronic wills... 10 Dec

Electronic Wills: The Future of Estate Planning in Ontario

Strategies to Reduce Your Final Tax Return | Could paying a little more now provide significant relief on your final tax return upon death? 06 Dec

Strategies to Reduce Your Final Tax Return: Canada

Preventing Loved Ones from Internet Scams: Powers of Attorney 05 Dec

Preventing Loved Ones from Internet Scams: Powers of Attorney

Navigating probate in Canada requires careful planning and attention to provincial laws. Learn how to handle probate in Canada, including costs, processes, and asset exemptions. 03 Dec

Your Complete Guide to Navigating Probate in Canada

There are steps you can take to find out if you have an unclaimed inheritance. Learn how to claim assets that may be rightfully yours... 30 Nov

How to Search for Unclaimed Inheritance: Canada

Philanthropy is a significant part of your life. It's a reflection of your values and the legacy you wish to leave behind. However, ensuring that your beloved charities are named in your Will requires careful planning and attention to detail. 30 Nov

How to Ensure Your Beloved Charities are Named in Your Will

Sibling Rivalry Lands Mother’s Estate in Court | A Cautionary Tale | Family Disputes | Court Battles | Estates Gone Wrong 28 Nov

Sibling Rivalry Lands Mother’s Estate in Court

Dealing with property matters after the loss of a loved one can be overwhelming. Learn how to navigate Ontario's survivorship application process effectively with this comprehensive guide. 28 Nov

Guide to Completing a Survivorship Application in Ontario

26 Nov

Digital Asset Controversy Outrages Online Gamers

Imagine being able to prove that a handwritten note in your notebook could be your last will and testament. That is exactly what the newest Ontario concept in estates law, “substantial compliance,” strives to do... 22 Nov

Succession Law Reform Act (SLRA): Substantial Compliance