O Brother, Where Art Thou? Benjamin Orders
A testator provided in her will that a share of the residue of her estate was to go to three …
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Aging in Place in Canada
A recent survey commissioned by HomeEquity Bank suggests that the majority of older Canadians plan on staying in their homes
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A different approach to work-life balance
A recent Globe and Mail article on vacation time caught my eye. In it, Elizabeth Renzetti notes an ADP Canada
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Travel much? Currency exchange is getting easier
By Ian Hull . We’ve seen it first hand in many estates situations: families with property and assets in different countries. In the estate administration process, this can present a host of problems if proper planning hasn’t been done.
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Undue Influence in the Context of Separation and Reconciliation
A recent decision of the New South Wales State Supreme Court considers allegations of suspicious circumstances and undue influence within
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Should advanced age be a factor considered during criminal sentencing?
The Supreme Court of Canada recently refused leave to appeal a decision of the Quebec Court of Appeal that raises
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Legal Fees as a Settlement Consideration
This weekend marks the end of the 105th Tour de France. This year’s race has been full of controversies, first
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Challenging the Validity of Wills
This work details the process for the appointment of the estate trustee with a will, and at what stages the
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Who is the Ontario Children’s Lawyer?
The Ontario Court of Appeal recently considered the issue of whether the litigation files of the Office of the Children’s
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Does your estate plan need a touch up?
If you have a will, you’re one of a minority of Canadians who have taken that crucial step in the
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