Today on Hull on Estates, Natalia Angelini and Umair Abdul Qadir discuss Justice Myer’s recent decision in Mayer v Rubin, …
Hull on Estates #525 – Appointment of Estate Trustees During Litigation Read Post »
Often in power of attorney litigation, relationship issues between past or present attorneys may take centre stage, with the unfortunate
An Order excluding all the parties from each other’s examinations for discovery was made in an estate matter before the
Exclusion of Witnesses from Discoveries Read Post »
The idea of a joint bank account seems simple enough. Two people own assets in a joint account. When one
Joint Bank Accounts: Intention is Everything Read Post »
The applicability of limitation periods to estates, trusts, and capacity matters is crucial for litigators to consider. In a recent
When does the limitation period run when the PGT is statutory guardian? Read Post »
This week on Hull on Estates, Ian Hull discusses the role of the Estate Trustee During Litigation and the impact
Hull on Estates #520 – Role of The Estate Trustee During Litigation Read Post »
Receiving an inheritance under a will is a gift, and there is no obligation, as a beneficiary, to accept it.
What is a Disclaimer? Read Post »
If an estate trustee is not fulfilling their duties and is not acting in the best interests of the estate,
Removal of an Estate Trustee Read Post »
If a person has been found incapable of having the capacity to make a will, the law nonetheless recognizes that
As societal norms are continuously changing and evolving, there has been a change in attitudes toward the relationship between adopted
A Novel Argument by an Adopted Child in British Columbia Read Post »
