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

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

Independence is a virtue when it comes to administering an estate. Considering the heavy weight of responsibility that comes with

Users of a popular gaming platform are getting an introduction to the complex world of estates law and digital assets

Performing a title search on your property as part of your estate plan could save your heirs both money and

Drafting one will is hard enough for most people. But for some testators, a secondary will may actually be worth

The U.K. has ended its experiment with virtual witnessing after finding it did nothing to halt the country’s growing tide

A new law could bring some much-needed clarity to the rights of substitute decision makers when it comes to an

Making a will is good for your mental health as well as your financial health. I get why so many

In estates law, your spouse and kids may not be your only dependants. Ontario’s Succession Law Reform Act allows dependants

If you think losing your keys is frustrating, spare a thought for the children of an Ontario woman who are still

An estate’s legal obligations are not the end of the story when it comes to supporting the deceased’s surviving children. As

Bank forms fail to eliminate joint account confusion By Lisa Laredo, principal at Laredo Law. Joint bank accounts between parents