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 »
Back in February 2017 I blogged about how, as a result of a recent change in the definition of “spouse” within
Update: Can divorced spouses be dependants? Read Post »
Take a minute to think about how much of “you” exists online. Financial records, photographs, music, social media content, automatic
Embrace the virtual you – plan your estate with electronic assets in mind Read Post »
[powerpress url=”http://traffic.libsyn.com/kirsten/HOE_528_Final.mp3″] Today on Hull on Estates, Ian Hull and Noah Weisberg discuss quantum meruit claims and the decision in
Hull on Estates #528 – Quantum Meruit Claims Read Post »
In Tyrell v. Tyrell, 2017 ONSC 4063, the Ontario Superior Court of Justice was faced with a situation in which
What jurisdiction governs the administration of an estate? Read Post »
Pauline Palmer died on June 24, 2016 in British Columbia. She left a Will dated August 18, 1988. The Will
“Simply Musings of an Aging Lady” or Valid Changes to a Will? Read Post »
If a Registered Retirement Savings Plan passes outside of an Estate, for example to a spouse or child, who pays
Who Pays the Tax on an RRSP? Read Post »
