Year: 2020

Losing someone you love is painful enough without worrying about the legal process that typically follows. There is paperwork to file, assets to locate, creditors to pay and distributions to make. These tasks can be more complicated than one might expect, particularly...

If you are in an accident or develop a severe illness and become incapacitated, do you know who will take care of your medical, financial and personal decisions? To ensure you retain as much control as possible in these scenarios, you can appoint substitute...

The divorce rate has been on the rise across all demographics in Canada. But this trend has been particularly pronounced among couples aged 55 and over. Compared to divorces between younger spouses, so-called “grey divorces” have many unique...

Struggling with debt is stressful and upsetting. When it becomes unmanageable, people can feel desperate and even ashamed. Unfortunately, those in this situation can be easy targets for credit counselling scams.Credit counselling offers people tools and solutions for...

There are numerous tasks an estate executor must complete when someone passes away, from distributing assets to filing tax returns. An executor should be ready to willing and able to fulfil these financial and legal duties.However, one task that executors may not...

Being in debt is a stressful situation for any person. Often, debt coincides with job loss, financial missteps made many years ago and other difficult experiences.  A person can be worried about losing his or her home, being unable to pay bills and taking care of...