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When a marriage breaks down, spouses often have an overwhelming amount of issues to consider. For many, all they want …
Separation and Intestacy Rights – How Not to Benefit Your Spouse Read Post »
Kanye West’s 2005 smash-hit, Gold Digger, includes lyrics that, “if you ain’t no punk; holla, ‘we want prenup! We want
Post-Nuptial Agreements 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 »
Today I wanted to discuss a basic, but important concept when it comes to Wills: revocation. There are a number
Revocation of Wills: An Overview Read Post »
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 »
Marriage is commonly understood to have the effect of revoking a will. The public policy rationale is simple: legal obligations
Choosing to Accept an Otherwise Revoked Will Read Post »
[powerpress url=”http://traffic.libsyn.com/kirsten/HOE_514_Final.mp3″] This week on Hull on Estates, Ian Hull discusses the various areas of interplay between trust law and
Hull on Estates #514 – Intersections in Trust and Family Law Read Post »
[powerpress url=”http://traffic.libsyn.com/kirsten/HOE_507_Final.mp3″] This week on Hull on Estates, Paul Trudelle and Umair Abdul Qadir discuss recent amendments to the definition
Hull on Estates #507 – Divorced Spouses and Dependant’s Relief Claims Read Post »
A recent amendment to the definition of “spouse” within the confines of Part V of the Succession Law Reform Act
Can Divorced Spouses no longer be Dependants? Read Post »