This week on Hull on Estates, Doreen So and Sara Racicot discuss Justice Dietrich’s decision from the Ontario Superior Court …
Hull on Estates Podcast 700 – Spisak v Spisak –Breach of Fiduciary Duty by an Executor Read Post »
Following up on my August 6 Blog, we review another recent case, Sheffield (Estate) v. Sheffield, 2024 ONSC 3627, where
The Legal Authority of an Estate Trustee to Manage and Sell Estate Properties – Part II Read Post »
No parent wants to even think about the scenario where they and/or their spouse were to pass on leaving minor
What happens when a parent names a guardian for their children in a Will? Read Post »
With an increasing number of Canadians working and living overseas, estate planning can become particularly complex. This is especially true
Global Estate Planning Made Easy: Essential Tips for Ontarians Living Abroad Read Post »
Inspired by my colleague’s post on May 24, 2024, about “The Succession Plan of a Hermès Heir,” I’ve realized that
Preserving Your Luxury Legacy: Effective Estate Planning for High-Value Assets Read Post »
In yesterday’s blog, I provided a recap of the OBA event, an Evening with Estate Judges. Part of my recap
Last week, I, among many of my colleagues, had the opportunity to attend the OBA’s annual Evening with Estate Judges
An Evening with Estate Judges Read Post »
The Variation of Trusts Act might be the shortest statute that I am aware of, with the entire statute likely containing fewer
Variation of Trusts Act – Does the “benefit” need to be financial? Read Post »
In part two of this blog series, I discuss whether controlling a testator’s access to alcohol could amount to undue
Considering the Impact of Alcohol on Testamentary Capacity: Part Two Read Post »
Earlier this year, my colleagues, Natalia Angelini and Sydney Osmar, in Hull on Estates Podcast – 682 – Hermes and
The Succession Plan of a Hermès Heir Read Post »
