Hull on Estates Podcast – #693 – Support Obligations and Statutes: Considerations for Attorneys and Trustees
This week on Hull on Estates, Stuart Clark and Doug Higgins review the powers and duties of attorneys for property …
This week on Hull on Estates, Stuart Clark and Doug Higgins review the powers and duties of attorneys for property …
We have previously blogged on the concept of “aging in place”, where older adults remain in their home as they
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It is not unusual to see estate plans that leave an interest in real property or other assets to a
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Earlier this year, my colleagues, Natalia Angelini and Sydney Osmar, in Hull on Estates Podcast – 682 – Hermes and
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Today’s Blog is authored by Chigozie Enwereuzo, Student-at-Law with Hull & Hull LLP As courts encourage litigants to explore resolution
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Electronic wills are currently a hot topic for wills and estates practitioners, but how the law ought to be updated
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Recently, my colleague wrote a blog on Salmon v. Rombough, 2024 ONSC 1186, which involved the application of section 21.1
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The Court of King’s Bench of Alberta has recently clarified the validity of a holograph will that contained both handwritten
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Today’s blog is authored by Chigozie Enwereuzo, Student-at-Law with Hull & Hull LLP It may not be happening to you
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A new case out of British Columbia raises an interesting question – whether a court can decide an issue that
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