Don't Let Denial Delay Long-Term Care Planning | Curated Content | Elder Care | Estate Planning | Estates Gone Wrong 27 Aug

Don’t Let Denial Delay Long-Term Care Planning

Certain assets are generally excluded from the net family property calculation, provided they were not used for family purposes or did not significantly change in nature during the marriage. The complexity of family law make it essential to seek professional legal advice. 10 Aug

Net Family Property (NFP) in Ontario: A Complete Guide

Long-term Care Options & Accommodation Costs: Ontario 02 Jul

Long-term Care Options & Accommodation Costs: Ontario

Succession planning is an essential component of protecting the continuity of your business. If done right, it can also support the success and harmony of your family's long-term well-being. 01 May

Passing Down Your Business to The Next Generation

People think a will is an estate plan. But it is not. It is a document as part of an estate plan. A legal Will can be one of the most powerful documents in your estate plan. But it is not the only tool you will need. 04 Dec

If I Have a Legal Will, Do I Still Need an Estate Plan?

These conversations can be difficult, but they’ll save your children from added stress. Find out how and when to have "The Talk" with your adult kids about your estate plans and their inheritance... 03 Feb

How To Talk About Your Estate Plans with Your Adult Children

Fights Over Estates Can Tear Families Apart | Curated Content | Family Disputes | Inheritance Horror Stories | Estates Gone Wrong 12 Nov

Fights Over Estates Can Tear Families Apart

Aging Baby Boomers Raise the Risk of a Long-Term-Care Crisis in the U.S. | Curated Content | Elder Care | Long-Term Care | Estates Gone Wrong 08 Nov

Aging Baby Boomers Raise the Risk of a Long-Term-Care Crisis

A contingent beneficiary can receive insurance proceeds, an inheritance, or retirement assets when the primary beneficiary is deceased, missing, or refuses to claim them at the time the account becomes due. 18 Jun

Do Contingent Beneficiaries Have Any Legal Rights?