Category: Wills, Estates and Trusts

When deciding whether to vary a Will, Courts must consider whether the Will makes adequate provision for children and spouses of the deceased.

The Wills, Estates and Succession Act (“WESA”) states at section 40 and 43 as follows: 40 (1) Signing witnesses to a will-maker’s signature must be 19 years of age or

If you have been appointed Executor in the Will, there are a wide range of obligations if you accept the position of Executor.

Whenever I have clients that have Canadian property and assets in a foreign jurisdiction, I always recommend that they consult with a lawyer in the jurisdiction where they hold those

When a Trust is established, through a Will or otherwise, it is usually recommended for the Will maker or Settlor to provide the trustees of the Trust with a Letter

When a loved one passes away, how do you know if they had a Will?