You’re at that juncture where you’re thinking about preparing a Will and securing your loved ones’ financial future. That’s a step in the right direction! As you’ve no doubt reminded... read more →
Questions about wills & estate planning? Take part in my free #OBAMakeaWill session at Northern District Library at 6:30 p.m. on November 5, 2019.
What happens if you die and live in a common law relationship but haven't divorced your spouse? After 10 years of marriage and two small children, Theresa falls in love with... read more →
A reminder that you should have wills, even if (you believe that) all your assets are jointly held and of the principles applicable to the removal of an estate trustee.... read more →
There are limits to what can be done with one’s body after death and the public will of animal rights activist Ingrid Newkirk tests the limits. This is an excerpt... read more →
A recent case in the Ontario Superior Court shows how wealth can tear a family apart. This is an excerpt of an article that appeared on Lawyersdaily.ca. To read the... read more →
One of the oldest and most complex issues that arise when advising clients on succession planning is how to manage what is known as the “rule against perpetuities.” Should this... read more →
With the holidays fast approaching, families are no doubt planning their festivities. Having multiple generations under one roof is cause for joyous celebration. But it’s also an excellent opportunity for... read more →
An advance directive conveys the health care wishes of an individual while they are still mentally capable of expressing them. Presuming the individual is, in fact, incapable, the wishes of the... read more →
A recent Court of Appeal also necessary to point to specific facts that support this type of claim. Read on here http://www.advocatedaily.com/matthias-duensing-facts-required-to-support-claim-of-undue-influence.html
