
Court validates notebook entry as a will
Can a notebook entry be considered a will? In Ontario, the answer is “yes,” as a recent decision demonstrates. But

Can a notebook entry be considered a will? In Ontario, the answer is “yes,” as a recent decision demonstrates. But

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Updating your relationship status? Update your will while you’re at it if you want your estate to stay out of the

A power of attorney may be the most valuable legal instrument you’ve never heard of, but a New Brunswick family

When it comes to your will, clarity is key for those with complex family arrangements. Canadian society has moved well

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