On to this week’s episode:
On this week’s episode of the Hull & Hull Debrief:
- Aaron Chan examines a British Columbia Court of Appeal decision regarding a lower court’s order for a professional trustee, even when such relief was not requested, and discusses the court’s discretion in appointing trustees. READ NOW
- David Smith analyzes the evidentiary requirements for challenging testamentary capacity in will challenges, highlighting the strong presumption of validity for properly executed wills. READ NOW
- Next, David Smith explores how Ontario courts analyze the substance of trustee compensation disputes, emphasizing the importance of detailed records and transparency for both trustees and beneficiaries. READ NOW
- Suzana Popovic-Montag explores the growing judicial recognition of “Living Apart Together” relationships, detailing how courts are adopting a flexible approach to cohabitation and spousal status in estate matters. READ NOW
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