"Estates gone wrong" refers to the failure of an estate plan, often resulting in significant financial, legal, and family conflicts. Discuss your estate plan with your family and beneficiaries to ensure they understand your wishes and to minimize conflict.  30 Sep

Common Mistakes Leading to “Estates Gone Wrong”

Choosing the right estate planning attorney is vital for ensuring that your wishes are honored and your assets are properly managed. By following these tips, you can ensure a smoother transition of assets and provide peace of mind for yourself and your loved ones. 25 Sep

How Do I Choose The Right Estate Planning Attorney?

A helpful guide for understanding important words and laws about advance care planning in all provinces and territories across Canada. 09 Sep

Advance Care Planning Canada: Legal Terminology Resource

If you’re a business owner, your company is likely your most valuable asset. To ensure it survives after you’re gone, you first need a succession plan that will provide a smooth transition of the business. In addition, you need an estate plan that effectively addresses the tax impact of transferring your ownership interests to the next generation. 03 Sep

Business Succession & Estate Planning Should Be Inseparable

Designating people you trust to fill important roles, including executor and power of attorney, is essential to a successful estate plan. It's also wise to select backups in case your primary selections are unavailable. 16 Aug

Designations: Key Roles to Include in Your Estate Plan

How to Build an Exceptional Estate Plan 10 Aug

Resources: How to Build an Exceptional Estate Plan

Executor —the deceased's son— transferred estate properties to himself and his brother without fair market value compensation. His conduct was deemed a significant conflict of interest: favouring certain beneficiaries over others. 06 Aug

Court Removes Deceased’s Son as Estate Executor for “Self-Dealing”

Administering an estate after someone passes away can be a daunting task, filled with legal complexities and emotional challenges. This Ultimate List aims to provide a comprehensive guide to navigating this process effectively. 16 Jul

What You Need to Know About Administering an Estate: Australia

Leaving behind a thoughtful estate plan that you’ve discussed beforehand with your loved ones will ensure that they won’t be burdened with unnecessary stress during an already difficult time. Here’s what you need to know about planning ahead in Ontario. 11 Jul

Complete Guide to Planning Your Estate: Ontario

Addressing Common Communication Challenges in Estate Planning 10 Jun

Addressing Common Communication Challenges in Estate Planning

What Is an Executor? Duties and Role in Estate Planning | An executor is the individual who carries out one's last will, ensuring that the stipulations and wishes of the deceased are carried out properly. 30 May

What Is an Executor? Duties and Role in Estate Planning

Securing the future of a child demands careful planning and thoughtful consideration, especially if they have developmental disabilities that require them to receive lifelong support from loved ones. 26 Apr

Estate Planning for Child with Special Needs: Mistakes to Avoid!