Disinheritance allows you to choose not to leave an inheritance to someone, leaving them no part of your estate after your death. However, estate law is complicated and can create barriers to a successful disinheritance. 03 Apr

How To Legally Disinherit Someone: Step-by-Step Guide

Most individuals consider purely domestic estate matters to be complex and challenging.  Add another country into the equation and the legal complexity quickly multiplies. 19 Mar

Navigating Cross-Border & Multijurisdictional Estate Matters

In Canada, inheritance laws are primarily governed by the provincial and territorial laws rather than a single federal law, as inheritance matters are under provincial jurisdiction. However, certain general principles apply across the country... 12 Mar

Inheritance Laws in Canada: Understanding Provincial Jurisdiction

Unexpected events like accidents or sudden health changes can happen to anyone, regardless of age or health status. Get answers to frequently asked questions in "Advance Care Planning FAQs" by ACP Canada... 03 Mar

Advance Care Planning (ACP) Canada: Frequently Asked Questions

Urgent global law reform is needed to address the transfer of digital assets in estate planning. The current legal landscape struggles to keep pace with the rapid evolution of digital assets, leading to uncertainty and potential loss of value for inheritors.  18 Feb

Digital Distress: Urgent Global Law Reform Required

Understanding your rights to transparency, fair distribution, and legal recourse can help protect your inheritance and hold executors accountable. If you suspect wrongdoing or mismanagement, seeking legal guidance is the best course of action. 03 Feb

Estate Beneficiary in Canada: Understanding Your Legal Rights

Inheritance rules in Canada can be complex, but the good news is that most inheritances are tax-free. However, there are important tax implications depending on the type of assets inherited... 26 Jan

How Much Can You Inherit Tax-Free in Canada?

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

Can Your Subscription Service Limit Your Estate’s Ability to Sue? | Digital Distress | Streaming Subscription Agreement | Estates Gone Wrong 02 Oct

Warning: Read “Subscriber Agreements” Very Carefully

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

Learn why fiduciary access to digital assets matters and how a new Alberta Act would help facilitate access... 07 Aug

Alberta Law Reform: Fiduciary Access to Digital Assets