Hull & Hull Debrief – February 13, 2026
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In the recent decision Lacaria v. Lacaria, 2026 ONSC 591, the Ontario Superior Court of Justice considered whether, and to
A key task during estate administration is identifying and collecting the deceased’s assets. While this is often a straight-forward task,
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Capacity issues arise frequently in the estates world, yet capacity assessments are often misunderstood. Keep the following in mind when
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In this episode of Hull on Estates, Natalia Angelini and Jordan Sarah Head examine parentage disputes over intestate estates under
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Class gifts are an effective way to gift property to multiple beneficiaries. If a potential member of the class dies
There are a variety of ways to minimize the amount of estate administration tax that must be paid on death
The Court of Appeal for Ontario’s decision in Hejno v. Hejno, 2025 ONCA 876, provides further direction on the approach