I recently blogged about the growing use of home DNA tests and what impact an unexpected result could have upon …
Home DNA Tests – What’s an Estate Trustee to do when there is an unexpected result? Read Post »
We’re all too familiar with the conventional advice for living longer – and the same ol’, same ol’ is being
Live longer – unusual tips for keeping the grim reaper at bay Read Post »
In today’s podcast, Jonathon Kappy and Sayuri Kagami discuss the recent Court of Appeal decision in Styres v Martin, 2018
Hull on Estates #563 – Styres v Martin Read Post »
One of the most gifted items this past holiday season were apparently the home DNA tests which can reveal your
Home DNA Tests – Could you be disinherited by an unexpected result? Read Post »
If you are anything like me you have previously struggled with how you are to refer to Masters in court.
Change in Practice Direction – How to refer to “Masters” in court Read Post »
Rule 2.1 of the Ontario Rules of Civil Procedure is a powerful provision that allows a court to stay or
Frivolous, Vexatious and Abusive Proceedings Read Post »
The Rules of Civil Procedure govern examinations for discovery. Silent though, is when a non-party will be permitted to attend
Can a Non-Party Attend and Assist Counsel at an Examination? Read Post »
There’s a lot to like about Paul Allen – the Microsoft co-founder who died on October 15 at age 65.
Take a life lesson from a billionaire Read Post »
By Ian Hull . How much are your non-financial assets worth? If you’re planning your estate, it’s an important consideration, especially if you plan to make specific bequests.
Do you have gems or junk in your house? Read Post »
It is nearly a new year. It is during this time that we reflect on the past year, make goals
The Top Estate & Trust Cases from 2018 Read Post »
