Deceased’s common-law spouse wins joint account battle against step-children
Testators should document their intentions when they set up joint bank accounts if they want to avoid a future estate battle
Testators should document their intentions when they set up joint bank accounts if they want to avoid a future estate battle
Estate planning should be a priority for Canada’s growing stepfamily population. With more and more people finding relationship success at
Testamentary ambiguity is often the spark that ignites a court battle after the death of a loved one. Across the
There’s no need to wait until retirement to get a will in place. According to a new poll by Angus
In my long career in estates law, I have learned to spot which wills are most likely to end up
Testators need to get specific if they want their will to revoke their beneficiary designations, according to Ontario’s Court of Appeal.
When it comes to your estate, your kids don’t need to be minor to be dependants. Ontario’s Succession Law Reform
Drafting your will is just the first step in the estate planning process. The second, (often-overlooked) stage involves keeping the
Advance care planning can help people break the silence around end-of-life care. While societal attitudes towards sex and money have
The recent arrest of a Thunder Bay man shows there are limits to the authority granted by a power of attorney
Normally when I write about a multi-million-dollar estate, it’s in the context of an ugly fight between the beneficiaries of
Anyone who has been shopping for groceries has had a recent reminder of the powerful effect of inflation. The purchasing
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