Submissions from the Joint Committee on Taxation Regarding Proposed Changes to Voluntary Disclosure Program
Last month, I blogged about some changes proposed by the CRA to the Voluntary Disclosure Program. It was noted that …
Last month, I blogged about some changes proposed by the CRA to the Voluntary Disclosure Program. It was noted that …
The past two years have brought a number of changes to the law related to assisted dying in Canada, and
Assisted dying – follow the rules and you’ll be fine Read Post »
Today on Hull on Estates, Paul Trudelle and Doreen So discuss expert witnesses and the gatekeeper role of the trial
Hull on Estates #527 – Expert Witnesses and the Gatekeeper Role of the Trial Judge Read Post »
While not all married spouse cohabit, most do. How does the law view the distinction when considering remedies on the
Cohabitation and Marriage Read Post »
Today I wanted to discuss a basic, but important concept when it comes to Wills: revocation. There are a number
Revocation of Wills: An Overview Read Post »
Recent amendments to the regulations under the Ontario Disability Support Program Act have made significant changes to the Program, making
Dramatic Changes to Ontario Disability Support Program Read Post »
As part two of my earlier blog on the issue of expert witnesses at trial, Bruff-Murphy v. Gunawardena, 2017 ONCA
Trial Judge = Gatekeeper: Bruff-Murpy v. Gunawardena Read Post »
We all know that bad people can do some very bad things. So, if your estate plan includes a continuing
Abuse of a power of attorney: when good people do bad things Read Post »
The commencement of litigation requires a Plaintiff to have standing to sue; and Probate (or a Certificate of Appointment of
Can an Estate Sue Without Probate? Read Post »
The Court of Appeal recently released a decision on the role of expert witnesses and the role of the trial
Qualifying Expert Witnesses: Bruff-Murphy v. Gunawardena Read Post »