Sustainable Living: Rethink, Reclaim, Remain
In this day and age the priorities for one’s home are changing. Generally, people want to live a happier, healthier …
Sustainable Living: Rethink, Reclaim, Remain Read Post »
In this day and age the priorities for one’s home are changing. Generally, people want to live a happier, healthier …
Sustainable Living: Rethink, Reclaim, Remain Read Post »
I recently came across this article on the Financial Times Adviser discussing estate litigation in the UK in general, and,
Pet Trusts, Charitable Bequests, and Will Challenges Read Post »
We all love a good story. Places like Hollywood were built on that premise. And while there are thousands of
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A “power” is an authority to act, whereas a “duty” is an obligation. A duty of an estate trustee compels
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Hugh Hefner died on September 27, 2017 at the age of 91. He was survived by his wife, Crystal, age
“Looking After” Crystal: Hugh Hefner’s Wife Read Post »
An Attorney for Personal Care and a Guardian of the Person is statutorily mandated under section 66(3) the Substitute Decisions
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As estate litigators with decades of experience, we’ve seen it all when it comes to estate disputes. Our firm has
Can you bulletproof your will? Read Post »
In this week’s episode Paul Trudelle and Jonathon Kappy discuss a possible culture shift in the courts of probate, and
Hull on Estates #530 -Minimal Evidentiary Threshold in Will Challenges Read Post »
There are many cases that consider whether a resulting trust is created in respect of real estate. The question that
Resulting Trusts and What It Means to Pay for the House Read Post »
The answer is no according to Borges v. Santos, 2017 ONCJ 651. In Borges v. Santos, a garnishment proceeding was
Can you garnish a Henson Trust for child support? Read Post »