When you’re no longer capable of making decisions about your health or personal care, someone must make them for you. A Power of Attorney for Personal Care is a legal document that lets someone make these decisions on your behalf. 01 Feb

How to Make a Power of Attorney for Personal Care: Ontario

When Inheritance Divides: The Strain of Sibling Disputes Over Estate Debts 31 Jan

The Strain of Sibling Disputes Over Estate Debts: a Cautionary Tale

The "Marley v Rawlings" case —which concerned attempts to rectify a mistake made by a couple when signing their mirror wills— serves as a reminder of the necessity for attention to detail to avoid estate disputes. 31 Jan

Marley v Rawlings: A Case Study in Clerical Errors & Mirror Wills

When a parent leaves an inheritance as a legacy for their children, the intent is always to secure their future. Statistics tell us that 1-in-3 heirs end up blowing all the money, rather than stewarding it well. 31 Jan

How One Woman Almost Lost a $4M Inheritance

While long-term care is often associated with the elderly, it can affect individuals of all ages due to various circumstances. In this comprehensive guide, we will explore the different types of long-term care available and delve into how estate planning is affected by and should be considered for each type. 31 Jan

Estate Planning & Long-Term Care: A Comprehensive Guide

Executor negligence can cause trouble among beneficiaries, leading to bad sentiment and possible legal disputes. Find out what happens if an executor fails to complete estate administration duties in BC... 30 Jan

Estate Administration Duties: The Cost of Executor Negligence in BC

This comprehensive guide explores probate requirements across Canada’s provinces and territories, highlighting the steps involved, costs, and unique regional considerations. 29 Jan

Probate Requirements Across Different Canadian Provinces

Life-altering events may be unexpected, but that doesn’t mean you can’t plan for them. While no succession plan is foolproof, you can stay on track if you craft your succession plans with the 5 Ds in mind... 28 Jan

Life is Unpredictable: The “5 Ds” of Succession Planning

This article will discuss three of the main types of IP rights in Canada and explore why having a will is essential for dealing with IP after death and for safeguarding IP assets for future generations. 28 Jan

Estate Planning For Intellectual Property Protection

What are the Most Common Factors Contributing to Inheritance Disputes? 28 Jan

What Causes Inheritance Disputes? Can They Be Avoided?

Estate planning is more than a legal formality—it’s a vital process to safeguard your legacy and shield your loved ones from unexpected challenges. Even with the best intentions, without the right strategies and support, things can go off track. 28 Jan

Webinar: The Importance of Comprehensive Estate Planning

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?