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Sharing property with your children has its pros and cons.  On the one hand, there are very good estate planning

It’s time to close the POA gap.  That’s the name I give to the persistently lagging uptake levels for powers

If there’s anything worse than a do-it-yourself will, it’s one written in a rush. I understand the money-saving draw of

Ontario estates law may have caught up with common sense on the property rights of separated spouses after a landmark

As the cost-of-living crisis continues, Canadians are finding it easier than ever to procrastinate on making a will.   Parents and

Death binders are in style in estate planning and this is one trend I can definitely get behind.  The idea

Testators should take care when “wishing” for certain outcomes in their will. As the sister of a deceased Thunder Bay

Bare trusts are getting a reporting reprieve.  Beneficiaries of this common form of trust (and their lawyers) will be breathing