Estate Law Reform is urgent and imperative to protect elders from financial abuse: specifically in the areas of power of attorneys, intervivos gifts, and will planning. 23 Oct

Elder Abuse Epidemic: Urgent Need for Estate Law Reform

High legal and ethical standards apply to estate executors and trustees. It is essential to understand your obligations... 27 Sep

Estate Executor “Self-Dealing” Assets: Conflict of Interest

Consideration of digital assets is now a necessary part of a complete estate plan. This is a rapidly evolving area of the law, and one that is increasing in importance each year. On the bright side, it presents an excellent reason to think about the things that mean the most in your life... 26 Sep

Navigating the Digital Afterlife: Your Online Legacy

18 Sep

Estate Planning Strategies: 7 Common Uses for Trusts

Demystifying Estate Planning: Key Definitions You Need to Know | It’s easy to feel overwhelmed by legal jargon and complex terminology. Understanding these essential terms can transform the way you approach your legacy and financial future. 05 Sep

Demystifying Estate Planning: Key Definitions You Need to Know

Money left to Heart and Stroke Foundation in Will Allegedly Misappropriated | Curated Content | Charitable Bequests | Estates Gone Wrong 31 Aug

Alleged Misappropriation of Substantial Charitable Bequest

In the legal world, “testamentary intentions” refer to a person’s wishes for the administration of their estate and distribution of their assets after death. 30 Aug

Testamentary Intention: The Interpretation of Wills

While not intended to be comprehensive in nature, this guide lays out a basic summary of what is involved and some things to keep in mind if you are involved in settling a loved one’s estate. 29 Aug

Basic Guide to The Probate Court Process in Ontario

How to Plan for Incapacity & Guardianship: Canada 18 Aug

How to Plan for Incapacity & Guardianship: Canada

If a personal representative wishes to purchase estate assets, it should be with the consent of all beneficiaries or occur at fair market value with the approval of the court. 14 Aug

BC Supreme Court Ruling: When “Self-Dealing” May Be Allowed

In Canada, estate laws fall under provincial jurisdiction, meaning they can vary from one province to another. Therefore, it’s essential to be familiar with the laws in the province where the estate is located. 01 Aug

Estate Disputes in Canada: Your Legal Rights & Protections

If you have kids, you need to name a guardian for them when making your will. Consider these steps to help you make this important decision. 25 Jul

5 Steps to Choosing a Guardian for Your Children