[powerpress url=”http://traffic.libsyn.com/kirsten/HOE_544_Final.mp3″] Today on Hull and Estates, Stuart Clark and Umair Abdul Qadir discuss the recent decision in Cohen v …
Hull on Estates #544 – Consolidation of Family Law Act and Dependant Support Claims Read Post »
Receiving an unintentionally thought-provoking and somewhat oddly titled book recently led to some internet research on the topic of the
On the Law of Cadavers Read Post »
Appointing more than one person to be an attorney for property has its benefits, not the least of which is convenience, but it’s not always necessary and can have a downside as well, Toronto estates and trusts lawyer Ian Hull tells AdvocateDaily.com.
The benefits and risks of naming a second POA Read Post »
Robert Gordon Price began the practice of law in the small northern Ontario mining community of Kirkland Lake in 1952
Robert Gordon Price’s Law Practice – Now at Hull & Hull LLP Read Post »
Section 241.1 of the Criminal Code sets out a detailed procedure for determining when medical assistance in dying can be
Achieving Medically Assisted Death Read Post »
Canada’s population of seniors continues to rise and with that comes the concerns of attending to the unique needs of
New Model of Care for Those with Dementia Coming to Canada Read Post »
Anxiety, depression and other mental health issues can occur for any number of reasons, but they often emerge when a
How a walk in the park can improve your mental health Read Post »
The practice of injecting policy considerations into court decisions has long been a tenet of the Ontario judiciary. However, such considerations may
The Policy of Setting Policy: Cotnam v Rousseau and Judicial Activism Read Post »
Occasionally, a person finds themselves in a situation in which, following their spouse’s death, they were either not adequately provided
The Support Claim as a Remedy for the Disappointed Spouse Read Post »
In the recent matter of Martin v. Martin, 2018 ONSC 1840, Justice Pattillo considered the evidentiary threshold placed upon a
Getting Over the Will Challenge Threshold: Applying Seepa v. Seepa Read Post »
