Absence of a clear and well-structured will often leads to protracted and costly legal disputes, straining relationships. Take steps, now, to ensure your will is "contest-proof"... 13 Apr

Eliminating Ambiguity: Steps to Ensure Your Will is “Contest-Proof”

Without the right legal documents, even your closest family member can’t access your accounts, talk to your doctors or make decisions on your behalf. Here are the five “Must-Have Documents” that protect your independence. 28 Mar

Estate Planning Documents Suze Orman Says Single Women Need

If you have minor children, not having a Will in Quebec is not just unfortunate— it's a failure of planning: a recurring and avoidable mess. 12 Mar

Québec: Why You Need a Will to Protect Your Minor Children

Several life events stand out as clear signals that financial guidance should move to the top of the to-do list... Don’t wait until things feel complicated. 08 Mar

Life Events That Should Trigger a Call for Financial Guidance

Second marriages and blended families don’t have to mean complicated or risky outcomes. With the right planning, you can protect everyone's interests and reduce the risk of disputes. Seeking legal advice early is essential... 01 Feb

Second Marriages: Seeking Legal Advice Early is Essential

You only have so many hours in the day, days in a week, or patience in being pulled in different directions. Being proactive may seem like extra work now, but it will pay dividends— plan ahead, and the journey will be much smoother. 05 Sep

Balancing End-of-Life Planning for Your Aging Parents and for Yourself

What happens when parents don’t choose guardians properly? The courts step in. Your children become part of a legal process instead of seamlessly transitioning to the loving family member you had in mind. Understanding the legal framework will help you make better decisions for your family. 21 Aug

Complete Guide to Choosing a Guardian in Ontario

Revocable living trusts are just one part of the estate planning toolkit. Explore how they work, where they may add value, and what to consider if you're evaluating whether this strategy fits into your broader plan. 09 Jul

When to Support Your Estate Plan with a Revocable Living Trust

Someone should start thinking about estate planning as soon as they start accumulating any form of wealth or they have financial responsibilities or obligations to another person. But it’s not a one-and-done discussion. 02 Jul

Ten Life Events that Should Make You Revisit Your Estate Plans

Trusts are versatile planning vehicles that can help Canadians protect what they’ve built, plan for the future and support the people and causes they care about – regardless of their net worth. 23 Jun

Wealth Preservation: The Role of Trusts in Estate Planning

Being named as a guardian is a significant responsibility, and it is perfectly acceptable to decline if you are unable or unwilling to take on this role. If you're unsure, have an open conversation with the parents to discuss their expectations and your concerns.  23 Jun

Appointed as Guardian? Yes! You Can Decline This Role

The Law Commission recognises that we need a legal framework that reflects modern life— where people live longer, face complex health issues, and increasingly rely on digital tools. This article outlines key areas of reform and the impact they may have. 19 May

Modernising the Law of Wills: Law Commission Report 2025 (UK)