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…
Read Post

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…
Read Post

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…
Read Post

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…
Read Post

Estate Blocks Dependent Relief From Companion Of Deceased

Plenty of people in romantic relationships make the decision not to get married. While there are many good reasons for this, people involved in common…
Read Post

Discovery Of Three Handwritten Wills Complicates Estate Of Aretha Franklin

Any complete estate plan, including a current, valid will, is one of the most important steps someone can take to ensure the financial security and…
Read Post

Sibling Found To Be Vexatious Litigant In Estate Dispute

It’s natural to look at estate planning as a way to prepare for the future, provide for loved ones, and reduce the likelihood of litigation…
Read Post

Can Irregular Pay Lead To Uneven Support Payments?

When someone is obligated to make child or spousal support payments, their annual income is used as one of the factors to determine how much…
Read Post

Court Discusses Whether A Divorce Is Needed If A Marriage May Not Be valid To Begin With

Most people have been involved in situations where they attempt to address a seemingly simple issue, only to discover layers of complexity waiting below the…
Read Post

Henson Trusts Get Help From Courts And Government

When families are preparing their estate to help look after a disabled relative, they may consider putting money into what’s known as a “Henson trust,”…
Read Post

Contact

NULaw
509 Davenport Road
Toronto, ON M4V 1B8

Tel: +1 416 481 5604 Fax: +1 416 481 5829

NULaw proudly services clients in Toronto and throughout Ontario