Court Imposes Financial Penalty For Failure To Disclose

Going through a separation or divorce is not only emotionally stressful, but it also brings with it a list of things to address before a…
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Court Asked To Determine Whether A Will Is A Trust

In 2018 we wrote about a decision in which a judge found that a couple who had written both primary and secondary will’s did not…
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Agreement On Child Support Proves Difficult To Change

Following a separation there are many steps a couple may take on the road to divorce. One of the steps in the process can be…
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Mutual Fund Rep Lands In Hot Water After Becoming Executor And Trustee For Clients

Finding someone to appoint as an executor or trustee in your estate can be challenging. An executor or trustee has many significant legal issues to…
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Court Of Appeal Upholds Access Rights For Uncle

When we discuss issues around child custody and access, it is usually in the context or parents disagreeing over those matters in the context of…
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Marriage Contract Amendment Dispute Sees Wife Awarded Interim Costs

A marriage agreement, often referred to as a prenuptial agreement or “pre-nup” are agreements made between couples prior to their marriage. They can be an…
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How Are Limitation Periods Handled When A Person Is Incapacitated?

Limitation periods play an important role in estate administration and are a critical piece of what trustees must keep in mind when caring for a…
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When Is Parallel Custody An Option Instead of Joint Custody?

When it comes to matters of child custody and access, most people might assume that only two options are available to the courts – sole…
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Father’s Instagram Account Contradicts Claims Of Poverty

We have written before about the ways in which social media intersects with family and estate law. Emerging technologies continue to play an interesting role…
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Beneficiaries At Odds Over Distribution Of Artwork

One of the most important reasons people choose to create an estate plan is to minimize the likelihood of disagreements amongst family and other heirs…
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