A Trust in Limbo: The Curious Case of the National Fund
When a trust is created, the settlor determines how the funds held in trust are to be used. If the …
A Trust in Limbo: The Curious Case of the National Fund Read Post »
When a trust is created, the settlor determines how the funds held in trust are to be used. If the …
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Under certain circumstances, a mistake in a will may be rectified by the courts. The “equitable power of rectification”, as
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In Kurt v. Kurt and Sullivan, 2024 ONSC 589, the Plaintiff had contended that she was entitled to $800,000 due
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I’m reminded of an interview that the late-Justice Antonin Scalia gave to Jennifer Senior of New York Magazine in 2013.[1]
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In my previous blog dated February 27, 2024, I discussed the Court evaluation of competing evidence to determine whether a Will
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AN INTRODUCTION TO THE NEW FORM 74G Read Post »
For almost a decade, will challenges have been subject to the Limitations Act, 2002, SO 2002, c 24, Sch B
Building on the insights shared in my previous blog post on February 22, 2024, where we explored the intersection of
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I have recently noticed a potential new trend in the overlap between trust and family law which I thought was
Estate Freezes and Equalization – A Unilateral Marriage Contract? Read Post »
In an era where jet-setting has become synonymous with modern living, the accumulation of air travel points has emerged as
Aeroplan Points and Estate Planning Read Post »