How to Identify Caregiver Burnout: Symptoms, Treatment & Prevention 11 Feb

How to Identify Caregiver Burnout: Symptoms, Treatment & Prevention

Home Ownership: Joint Tenants vs Tenants in Common | There are three main ways that a homeowner can own a home, and the way title is held dramatically affects their estate and heirs... 04 Feb

Home Ownership: Joint Tenants vs Tenants in Common

Canadian Estate Law: The Presumption of Resulting Trust 04 Feb

Canadian Estate Law: The Presumption of Resulting Trust

In Ontario, the absence of a valid will can lead to complexities, uncertainties, and outcomes that may not align with your wishes. 17 Jan

What Happens if You Die without a Will in Ontario?

Everything You Need To Know About Probate in Canada | While it’s not you who handles probate—rather, it’s your executor who handles it after you pass away—it’s important to understand why having a will makes probate easier. 17 Jan

Everything You Need To Know About Probate in Canada

Signs and Symptoms of Caregiver Stress and Burnout 16 Jan

Signs and Symptoms of Caregiver Stress and Burnout

When serving in the executor role, you may find that the deceased created trusts during his/her lifetime or even through their will. Curious about your role as an executor vs. the role of the trustee? Understand the similarities and differences... 14 Jan

Executor vs Trustee: What’s the Difference? Who has More Power?

Demystifying Estate Planning Terminology: A Glossary of Essential Terms You Need to Know 10 Jan

Demystifying Estate Planning: A Glossary of Essential Terms

An inter vivos transfer of property is the transfer of ownership of an asset from one living person to another during their lifetime, without the need for a will. 07 Jan

Inter Vivos Transfer of Property: Key Characteristics & Criteria

Glossary of Legal Terms Used in Probate: England & Wales 02 Jan

Glossary of Legal Terms Used in Probate: England & Wales

Trustee vs. Executor: Understanding the Difference and Why You Need Both | If you’re like most people, you’ll need both— the executor to oversee the execution of your will and a trustee to manage and administer your trust. 25 Dec

Trustee vs. Executor: What is The Difference & Why You Need Both

There is no one-size-fits-all approach, so the strategy that’s right for you may not be appropriate for someone else. That’s why you should seek legal and tax advice when incorporating charitable or philanthropic giving into your estate plan. 16 Dec

Have You Built Charity & Philanthropy into Your Estate Plan?