This month we are doing a series of recurring blogs on the role of digital assets in estate matters. The …
Digital assets – Setting your email to self-destruct after you die Read Post »
There is a growing concern around predatory marriages, especially in regards to elderly relatives being taken advantage of. The court
Update on Predatory Marriages Read Post »
I recently came across an interesting news article regarding a lucky lottery winner. On June 19, 2021, Frances Lloyd of
Who gets the Lottery Winnings? Read Post »
We have previously blogged on what you can do if you suspect that a loved one is no longer capable
A testator may wish to provide gifts to a charity or charities under their will, but practical difficulties may arise
Use of the Cy-Près Doctrine when a Charitable Beneficiary Ceases to Exist Read Post »
As we come to the end of the year, most people start to make their list of resolutions and goals
Goal for 2022 – Make a Will Read Post »
For those of us who work in the industry, we often use terms like estate planning, wills and powers of
Estate Planning? Back to Basics! Read Post »
The importance of safeguarding the original copy of a Will cannot be overstated. For one, the original copy is required
The Original Copy of a Will: When to Release It and To Whom? Read Post »
One pertinent issue briefly discussed in the recent webinar I attended was that of the effect of the March 2020
Calmusky in Limbo? Read Post »
I recently had the pleasure of attending a Continuing Professional Development webinar offered by the Law Society of Ontario, namely
Wills and Estates Refresher – A Reflection Read Post »
