Estate planning – Don’t do it yourself
Have you seen the recent Home Hardware ads, where an adorable young couple tackles a complete home renovation on their …
Estate planning – Don’t do it yourself Read Post »
Have you seen the recent Home Hardware ads, where an adorable young couple tackles a complete home renovation on their …
Estate planning – Don’t do it yourself Read Post »
Today on Hull on Estates, Jonathon Kappy and Umair Abdul Qadir discuss vacant possession of real property belonging to an
Hull on Estates #529 – Real Property and Vacant Possession Read Post »
In yesterday’s blog, my colleague Umair observed that moving for summary judgment may carry significant risks. This is particularly so
A Collaborative Motion for Summary Judgment Read Post »
Litigation surrounding the estate of a deceased person can be protracted and emotional for the parties involved. Unfortunately, given the
Estate Litigation and Summary Judgment Motions Read Post »
The recent Court of Appeal of Alberta decision in Goold Estate v. Ashton, 2017 ABCA 295 (CanLII) addresses the issues
Being Presumptuous: Lost Wills and Revocation Read Post »
The recent decision of the Hon. Justice Myers in Seepa v. Seepa, 2017 ONSC 5368 (Ont. S.C.J.) is an important
Challenging Challenges Read Post »
There are a few holdovers from the Mad Men era of 50 or 60 years ago, when men were the
Still living in the ‘50s? Time to up the ante on advice and wealth planning for women Read Post »
When does a holder of funds (to which another is entitled but who suffers a loss) become liable for knowing assistance?
Knowing Assistance vs. Knowing Receipt Read Post »
September 11th is always a difficult day. Like many people, I remember exactly where I was when I first heard
Thoughts on a Sombre Day Read Post »
“Can a romantic partner – even one in an apparently close and loving relationship for several years – make a
Bad Romance: Dependant Support Read Post »