On October 29, 2024, the Government of Canada announced that, for the upcoming tax year, bare trusts will not be …
Reporting Exemption for Bare Trusts Officially Extended to Cover the 2024 Tax Year Read Post »
In today’s podcast Sydney Osmar and James Macfarlane discuss a recent decision out of the BC Supreme Court, Lam v Law
Hull & Hull LLP is very much looking forward to the upcoming Family Dispute Resolution Institute of Ontario’s (FDRIO) 10th
FDRIO’s 10th Annual Conference: The FDR Toolbox – November 21, 2024 Read Post »
In previous blogs, I explored the best practice for lawyers when drafting wills, from how to conduct client meetings to
A Further Look: Estate Planning Documentation in Will Disputes Read Post »
In my October 24, 2024 blog post, I highlighted the importance of working with a lawyer rather than relying on
Seguin v. Pearson Revisited: Practical Will-Drafting Tips for Estate Lawyers Read Post »
Join Kim Whaley, Ian Hull, Bryan Gilmartin, and Suzana Popovic-Montag, for a free webinar this November 6, 2024 at 1pm
November 2024 Solicitor’s Tip – Clients who wish to discourage estate litigation may be able to use their wills to
ENCOURAGING MEDIATION THROUGH CREATIVE WILL DRAFTING Read Post »
Despite taking years to develop, Canada’s new trust reporting rules remain in a state of flux. Historically, a trust only
Additional Amendments Proposed for Canada’s Trust Reporting Rules Read Post »
Who has standing to compel a passing of accounts under the Substitute Decisions Act? Justice Faieta’s recent decision, McArthur v
Compelling Accounts: Recent Guidance from the Court Read Post »
As Estate litigators, it is not uncommon that we assist clients in obtaining court approval of settlement on behalf of
Court Approval of Settlement and Intersections with Family Law Read Post »
