Severing Joint Tenancy: Pitfalls to Guard Against
Joint tenancy is a great way for parties to hold property when there is a common desire to pass the …
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Joint tenancy is a great way for parties to hold property when there is a common desire to pass the …
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Taking the risk to litigate through to a trial is a decision that should be made after long and earnest
Costs – Loser Wins? Read Post »
Elderly persons are unquestionably at greater risk of abuse than the general public. The five general categories of abuse are
New Report on Elder Abuse Read Post »
The idea of a joint bank account seems simple enough. Two people own assets in a joint account. When one
Joint Bank Accounts: Intention is Everything Read Post »
Today on Hull on Estates, Ian M. Hull and Doreen So discuss the recent Court of Appeal decision in Levesque
It is commonly understood that an Attorney for Property can do anything that the grantor of the Power of Attorney
Attorneys for Property, Conflicts, and Divorce Read Post »
Divorces can change many things in relation to rights between two people, but it may not change everything you want
Your estate post-divorce – show it some love Read Post »
We have previously blogged about the limitation period that applies to claims for dependant support under Part V of the
Dependant Support Claims, Limitation Periods and the Vesting of Real Property Read Post »
As is often the case, a person who is concerned about a fiduciary’s management of property may wish to
Who Can Compel a Passing of Accounts From an Attorney for Property? Read Post »
Conflict occurs in many (if not most) families, so it’s no surprise that it often creeps into estate disputes when
Conflict Management in Estate Administrations Read Post »