Estate Law

People often make the mistake of thinking they only need an estate plan if they have kids, a sizable estate or are nearing retirement. However, the fact is that every adult can benefit from having this type of protection in place. If you are a young adult A survey by...

Making decisions regarding complicated, sensitive topics like end-of-life care and what you want your legacy to me is no easy task. While there are tools out there that can make it easier for you, not all shortcuts help you get where you want to go. As discussed...

Losing a parent is painful, even if you were not on the best terms with them or were not as close as you might have liked. And the situation can become even more upsetting if you or someone else in your family suspects your parent was the victim of undue influence...

Trusts are valuable tools for many Canadians. However, people often overlook them when they are making other estate planning decisions.  If you are looking ahead and making plans for your legacy, a trust could be an essential part of your goals.  Do I need a trust?...

One of the most critical elements of both your legacy and estate plan is what you leave to your children. Preparing them for what they will or will not receive can make the transfer of wealth less contentious and maximize the financial gifts you leave behind....

People often assume estate planning is something you only need to worry about if you are sick or older.  However, having a will and other estate planning documents can be beneficial for adults of any age. In your 20s and 30s You may not have valuable property or...