Category: Wills, Estates and Trusts
Executors have many duties to the beneficiaries of an estate - they must act in good faith, to the standard of a reasonably competent person, keep an even hand between
There are 3 “main” documents a client should consider when making an estate plan - a Will, Power of Attorney, and Representation Agreement.
The New Year is a great time to review your Will. If you have an existing Will, that’s a great start. However, as your life changes, so will your Estate
Should I put my Will in my safety deposit box? That is a frequently asked question by many clients of mine.
Over 80% of businesses around the world are family-owned businesses. Specifically, Canada’s family businesses employ 4.7 million full-time employees, and the total annual sales of Canadian family businesses is $1.3
A Power of Attorney, if used carefully, is an important estate planning tool. This legal document is commonly prepared to provide for situations where a person cannot manage his or