
Specific, not standardized language best for revoking beneficiary designations
Testators need to get specific if they want their will to revoke their beneficiary designations, according to Ontario’s Court of Appeal.
Testators need to get specific if they want their will to revoke their beneficiary designations, according to Ontario’s Court of Appeal.
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Normally when I write about a multi-million-dollar estate, it’s in the context of an ugly fight between the beneficiaries of
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People who die without a will could be sowing the seeds of a wasteful court battle over their estate, as
Updating your beneficiary designations can keep your estate out of the courts after you’re gone. Beneficiary designations on RRSPs, life
Just because the law allows for a testator to hand-write their own will does not make it a good idea,
Ontario is playing catch-up as other Canadian jurisdictions lead the way on digital assets legislation. More and more of our
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