Mistake as a Basis for a Will Challenge
A testamentary document may be set aside if it is not accurately representative of a testator’s intentions, for reasons such …
Mistake as a Basis for a Will Challenge Read Post »
A testamentary document may be set aside if it is not accurately representative of a testator’s intentions, for reasons such …
Mistake as a Basis for a Will Challenge Read Post »
After being embroiled in a lengthy legal dispute, Audrey Hepburn’s sons appear to have settled the division of their late
Distribution of Personal Property Read Post »
This week on Hull on Estates, David Smith and Rebecca Rauws discuss the rectification of Wills, including the criteria that
Hull on Estates #511 – Rectification of Wills Read Post »
It is not uncommon to encounter situations where an individual dies without a will, having never been married, widowed, separated
Single and Alone? Who will inherit your estate? Read Post »
The “Executor’s Year” is a common law rule that gives estate trustees one year to administer the estate before beneficiaries
The Executor’s Year Read Post »
In a recent case, Ilott v. The Blue Corss & Ors, [2017] UKSC 17 (15 March 2017), the Supreme Court
Testamentary Wishes Must be Respected Read Post »
An estate trustee may be bound to a contract previously entered into by the deceased. This duty is distinct from
Contractual Obligations and Estates Read Post »
Some American celebrities spoke of leaving the US depending on the outcome of the election. I don’t know if anyone
Relinquishing US status – how do you do it and what are the tax implications? Read Post »
This week on Hull on Estates, Ian Hull and Doreen So discuss the reasons for judgment in Birtzu v. McCron,
#510 – Reasons for Judgment in Birtzu v. McCron Read Post »
Although probate fees in Ontario are relatively modest (approx. 1.5% of the estate value), most wish to avoid or reduce
What Can Reducing Probate Fees Cost You? Read Post »